Note that OS X Mavericks 10.9 is no longer supported.īe sure to update your operating system before upgrading to FileMaker Pro 15.įileMaker Pro Advanced includes all of the features of FileMaker Pro plus a set of advanced development and customization tools. Once you have completed both points 4 & 5, ensure you then select the lock icon so that no further changes can be made.Processor type(s) & speed: 64-bit processor.
Please also ensure that the ‘Put hard disks to sleep when possible’ checkbox is NOT selected.On the Computer sleep slider, drag the toggle to the very right above ’Never’.Towards the bottom of this screen you may see a Lock, simply click on this and enter in your administrator details to make the changes.Once this is open, click on the Energy Saver icon.You can do this by selecting the apple icon on the top left hand side of your screen and selecting System Preferences. Open up your System Preferences window.If the problem continues follow these additional steps: Check the Prevent App Nap option and close the Get Info window.From File menu choose Get Info or press Command-I. Find the FileMaker 13 folder and open it.From the Go menu in the Finder, choose Applications. We’ve fixed the issue by disabling the “App Nap” feature for FileMaker.
If the server/host doesn’t hear from the FileMaker Pro client twice (after 120 seconds), then it will disconnect the client. The FileMaker Pro client sends a message to the server/host if there is no network activity for 60 seconds. For most apps this is fine, but for FileMaker it can cause issues. Mavericks includes a feature called “ App Nap” that can power down apps when you they’re not in use to conserve battery life. All affected windows will be closed.Ĭlient no longer responding. The following error messages may appear as a symptom:Ĭommunication with the host was interrupted and could not be re-established. Mac OS 10.9 Mavericks users have reported frequent connection issues.
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