BaseElements 1.6.0

BaseElements is a nice and useful set of databases and XSLT files to import the XML DDR. What it is able to give you from that is a complete cross-reference of every element in your solution. From fields to script steps, layouts to custom functions. Everything is included, everything is cross-referenced.

BaseElements lists all of the items in your system that have errors or that are unreferenced. So you can know - in advance - when you introduce that next new version, that it isnt full of bugs, and that its not overloaded with wasted space.
Plus with version 1.0.5, there is now the option to find potential issues in your solution.

The addition of a Warnings tab means you can find Relationships using mismatched field types, ValueLists using un-indexed fields, errors in disabled script steps and more.

If you develop in FileMaker you know how easy it is to rename scripts, fields or layouts. Things just keep on working. But what if you want to change the calculation, or modify the way a value list works? How do you know what that change will affect in other files or in the way other scripts or fields work? BaseElements tells you everything need to know in advance.

Its a standard set of FileMaker Pro databases, that imports the Database Design Report. Nothing is locked down, you have everything except development access to the files.

So you can do as many searches and put up as many new windows as you want. Plus the xslt code to import the data is included, and accessible, and its free for your own personal use as part of your licence to BaseElements.

Its available as both standard .fp7 files for you to open in any copy of FileMaker Pro or Advanced or as a run-time so you can keep BE separate from your solution.
In short, there is nothing to stop you getting the most out of your own solutions.