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I think the easiest would be to import your existing dBase files into MS Access. In MS Access ver 7, click on the Tables tab, click the New button, and select Import Table from the list. Click OK and a window will open asking for details of the import. From Combo Box tiltled Files of type, you can select dBase III, dBase IV, or dBase V.<br />
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If you have to code it, try the following... I haven't tried this myself, but I guess it would work. Attach the dBase file to an existing Access (MDB) at run-time, and then use the normal collections to return information about the attached dBase table.<br />

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I think the easiest would be to import your existing dBase files into MS Access. In MS Access ver 7, click on the Tables tab, click the New button, and select Import Table from the list. Click OK and a window will open asking for details of the import. From Combo Box tiltled Files of type, you can select dBase III, dBase IV, or dBase V.

If you have to code it, try the following... I haven't tried this myself, but I guess it would work. Attach the dBase file to an existing Access (MDB) at run-time, and then use the normal collections to return information about the attached dBase table.


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I really have to code it in visual basic without useing access.<br />
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It has to be a kind of file converter.<br />

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I really have to code it in visual basic without useing access.

It has to be a kind of file converter.


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I need to read any dBase 4 file and convert it automatically to an Access file with the same field structure.<br />
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However, i cannot read the dbase file and find out the fieldproperties.<br />
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Wh can help me??<br />
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Thanks
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I need to read any dBase 4 file and convert it automatically to an Access file with the same field structure.

However, i cannot read the dbase file and find out the fieldproperties.

Wh can help me??

Thanks

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