How to fetch multiple records from filemaker pro - filemaker

Question

table contain 1304 records but after running the script given below it shows only the last record 1304 times. so please help me.is it possible to fetch multiple records from filemaker,i dont have any idea.
<?php include ("dbaccess.php");?>
<?php
//Create the 'find all' command and specify the layout
$findCommand = $fm->newFindAllCommand('eventsROY');
//Perform the find and store the result
$result = $findCommand->execute();
//Check for an error
if (FileMaker::isError($result)) {
echo "<p>Error: " . $result->getMessage() . "</p>";
exit;
}
//Store the matching records
$records = $result->getRecords();
//print_r($records);
echo $cnt = count($records);
foreach($records as $rc){
$time = $rc->getField('time');echo "<pre>";
print_r($time);
echo "<pre>";
}
?>

Answer 1

This question is super old so I'm not sure if it's still an issue, but if it is maybe I can help.
What do the fields look like on your layout eventsROY layout? More importantly, are they all coming from the layout's native Table Occurrence or are some of them, time specifically, coming from a different related table?
Your structure is correct. I cleaned it up a little here:
<?php
include ("dbaccess.php");
//Create the 'find all' command and specify the layout
$findCommand = $fm->newFindAllCommand('eventsROY');
//Perform the find and store the result
$result = $findCommand->execute();
//Check for an error
if (FileMaker::isError($result)) {
echo "<p>Error: " . $result->getMessage() . "</p>";
exit;
}
//Store the matching records
echo $count = $result->getFetchCount();
foreach($result->getRecords() as $record){
$time = $record->getField('time');
echo "<pre>";
print_r($time);
echo "<pre>";
}
?>
So, if you're getting the record count you expect from the eventsROY table, it means that the query is working and if you're getting a value (even if it's wrong) from the time field it means that field is available on the eventsROY layout.
The way I could see this pulling the same time value over and over is if time is a field from a related table and the relationship for that related table using the same related record for every record in your eventsROY table. For example, if you had a table called schedule that was related to the eventsROY table by a cartesian join (X) then when you look at the schedule::time field from any eventsROY record the value would be the same because it's using the first related record from the schedule table to show the value.
What you should do to troubleshoot this is:
Go to your eventsROY layout in FileMaker and see if the time field is coming from the eventsROYtable or a different related table
If it is coming from the eventsROY table and is a calculation, make sure the calculation is being Evaluated from the eventsROY table occurrence (if it's being evaluated from a different TO that could cause an issue too)
Back in your php, try using a print_r($record) in place of your print_r($time) just to make sure that the rest of your fields are also returning the expected response