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Online Database Converter
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DBF to DBF Converter allows you to convert your dbf files from one format to another.
The program supports dBase III, dBase IV, FoxPro, VFP and dBase Level 7 formats.
The program supports command line interface. So, you can run it with necessary parameters in a batch mode from the command line or from Windows scheduler without human beings.
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| ZIP File | Description | Version | Size | |
| dbf2dbf.zip | DBF to DBF Converter | 2.25 | 1200Kb | |
Ordering
| DBF to DBF Converter | Price |
| Personal license Allows you to use the program by one person only (at work or at home or both). |
$24.95 |
| Business license Allows you to use the program by a small company on 2-10 computers. |
$99 |
| Site license Allows you to use the program in business environment and besides it includes a DLL which you can use from your own application. |
$199 |
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DBF to DBF. Command line description
Common parameters
| /OVERWRITE=1 | Overwrite existing file. |
| /OVERWRITE=0 | Do not overwrite existing file. (Append to existing file). |
| /SKIPDEL=1 | Skip records marked as deleted. |
| /SKIPDEL=0 | Do not skip records marked as deleted. |
| /ASIS | Codepage as is. |
| /ANSI | Convert to ANSI codepage. |
| /OEM | Convert to OEM codepage. |
| /OPEN=1 | Open the output file after conversion. |
| /OPEN=0 | Do not open the output file after conversion. |
| /BATCH | Batch mode. The program does not ask any questions (if possible). |
| /SILENT | Batch mode. The program does not display any windows. |
| /WAIT | Do not close the program at the end. (Wait on the finish page). |
| /LOG | Create a log file in a common repository for application-specific data. A typical path is C:\Documents and Settings\username\Application Data. |
| /STATUS /STATUS=filename.ext | Create a text file with a current status (Conversion In Progress, Successful, Failed, Cancelled etc). By default: %Program dir%\status.log |
| /FILTER=condition | It allows you to convert records which satisfy the condition. |
DBF specific parameters
| Drive:\Path\FileName.dbf | Source DBF file |
| Drive:\Path\FileName.dbf | Target DBF file If you run the program in a batch mode using wild cards then you should specify a folder, i.e. Drive:\Path\ |
| /DBASE3 | Convert to dBase III format. |
| /DBASE4 | Convert to dBase IV format. |
| /FOXPRO | Convert to FoxPro format. |
| /VFP | Convert to Visual FoxPro format. |
| /LEVEL7 | Convert to dBase Level 7 format. |
| /BLOCKSIZE=????? | Set blocksize for memo fields. Example: /BLOCKSIZE=128 |
| /RECALL=1 | Remove a deleteion mark from the output file. |
| /RECALL=0 | Keep a deletion mark in the output file. (default) |
////////////////////// sample1.cpp ////////////////////////////
//parameters in the command line
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//sample1.exe source.dbf target.dbf ...
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#include <windows.h>
int __declspec(dllexport) __stdcall DBFtoDBF_Converter(HWND hwnd, int argc, char *argv[]);
int
main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
return DBFtoDBF_Converter(NULL, argc, argv);
}
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////////////////////// sample1.cpp ////////////////////////////
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////////////////////// sample2.cpp ////////////////////////////
//parameters in the source code
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//sample2.exe
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#include <windows.h>
int __declspec(dllexport) __stdcall DBFtoDBF_Converter(HWND hwnd, int argc, char *argv[]);
int
main()
{
int n=0;
char *params[10];
params[n++]=strdup(__argv[0]);
params[n++]=strdup("source.dbf");
params[n++]=strdup("target.dbf");
params[n++]=strdup("/ansi");
params[n++]=strdup("/overwrite=1");
return DBFtoDBF_Converter(NULL, n, params);
}
//
////////////////////// sample2.cpp ////////////////////////////
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