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MDB (Access) to DBF Converter Video presentation New!     See also: DBF to MDB Converter Allows you to convert MDB (MS Access) files to DBF format. Download now!  MDB (Access) to DBF Converter allows you to convert your MDB and ACCDB (Microsoft Access) files to DBF format. MDB is the file format used by Microsoft Access XP and earlier versions. It was replaced by the ACCDB format with the release of Microsoft Access 2007. You can select tables for export and set necessary options. The program supports dBase III, dBase IV, FoxPro, VFP and dBase Level 7 formats. There are two executable files: MDB2DBF.EXE and MDB2DBF2007.EXE The first application MDB2DBF.EXE supports MDB files only. It does not support Access 2007 format. The second application MDB2DBF2007.EXE supports both MDB and ACCDB files, but it will work only if you have MS Office 2007 on your computer. 2007 Office System Driver. This download will install a set of components that can be used by non-Microsoft Office applications to read data from 2007 Microsoft Office system files. 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. Besides, the Site license includes a DLL which you can use from your own application. Downloads ZIP File Description Version Size mdb2dbf.zip MDB (Access) to DBF Converter 1.25 700Kb Ordering MDB (Access) to DBF Converter Price Personal license Allows you to use the program by one person only (at work or at home or both). $29.95 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 ScreenShot MDB (Access) to DBF. Command line description Common parameters /OVERWRITE=1 Overwrite existing file. /OVERWRITE=0 Do not overwrite existing file. (Append to existing file). /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 MDB specific parameters Drive:\Path\FileName.mdb Source MDB file Drive:\Path\ Output directory /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 /PASSWORD=value Password for source file. /TABLES=table1;table2 This paramater allows you to specify a particular table or several of them. MDB to DBF Converter DLL ////////////////////// sample1.cpp //////////////////////////// //parameters in the command line // //sample1.exe source.mdb c:\target\ ... // #include <windows.h< #include <stdio.h> typedef int (APIENTRY *Converter)(HWND, UINT, CHAR**); int main(int argc, char* argv[]) { int retval; HMODULE h; Converter f; h = LoadLibrary("mdb2dbf_d.dll"); if (!h) retval = 200; else { f = (Converter)GetProcAddress(h, "MDBtoDBF_Converter"); if (!f) retval = 300; else retval = f(NULL, argc, argv); } FreeLibrary(h); printf("ret = %d\n", retval); return retval; } // ////////////////////// sample1.cpp ////////////////////////////   ////////////////////// sample2.cpp //////////////////////////// //parameters in the source code // //sample2.exe // #include <windows.h> #include <stdio.h> typedef int (APIENTRY *Converter)(HWND, UINT, CHAR**); int main(int argc, char* argv[]) { int retval; HMODULE h; Converter f; int n=0; char *params[10]; params[n++]=strdup(__argv[0]); params[n++]=strdup("source.mdb"); params[n++]=strdup("c:\\tmp\\"); params[n++]=strdup("/ansi"); params[n++]=strdup("/overwrite=0"); h = LoadLibrary("mdb2dbf_d.dll"); if (!h) retval = 200; else { f = (Converter)GetProcAddress(h, "MDBtoDBF_Converter"); if (!f) retval = 300; else retval = f(NULL, n, params); } FreeLibrary(h); printf("ret = %d\n", retval); return retval; } // ////////////////////// sample2.cpp ////////////////////////////

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