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Hello DTS Group, This is a helpful group. I have a question. How to help SQL Server read a particular table type. Here is the environment: the table is a *.dbf, with a *.cdx. The table runs/updated/etc under the Novell operating system (an old version, 3 or 4) and is a table in what is called "Advantage Database Server". This is also pretty old (1991 or so) I try copying the table and the index to a diff dir, and then use the import feature of DTS to read the table (using a dBase IV DSN). Actually no datasource of any flavor will work, it always returns an error message like "unable to read rowid", or bad format. Fox pro will read the table if I have an *.fpt around, the memo fields seem to be a lost cause. Access does not like the table either. Fox Pro shows 7113 records, Delphi Database Desktop show 7108 records. I have been unable to find any info on "exporting" data out of the Advantage database (but it has help files on import!) Any ideas on how to get at this data more or less accurately??? I have tried excel too. Thanks, eric |
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