If it's just a simple (flat) database, you'll have just one table, as in: SQLTableNames The output from evaluating OpenSLQConnection expression should be an SQLConnection object (which you've assigned to variable conn (or whatever). In OpenSQLConnection: the value of option 'Name' should be literally 'FMP' the value of 'Username' should be literally 'Admin' unless you changed the user name within FileMaker and the value of 'Password' should be the empty string unless you gave that user a password from within FileMaker. fmp12 database file name, not the table name (and so spaces are OK here). 'jdbc:filemaker://localhost/FMdatabase Name'], 'Name' -> 'FMP',

Before attempting to connect from Mathematica, make sure the FileMaker app is running and that the target database is open.

The Admin account is one that FileMaker has by default, and by default it has no password. If necessary, change the allowed access to the open file, e.g., select 'Specify users by privilege set, click the Specify button, and check On for Full Access to the Admin account. Use the File > Shairing > Enable ODBC/JDBC menu item and click the On radio button for ODBC/JDBC Sharing.

In FileMaker, turn on ODBC/JDBC Sharing.

(If necessary, replace any such space with an underscore by using FileMaker's File > Manage > Database menu item, where with the Tables tab open, make the correction in the Table Name field and click the Change button.)

Make sure that the fmp (FileMaker Pro) database tables' names include no spaces.

I'm including them here for the sake of easier access. The following are resolutions of the particular issues I was having.

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