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Did you try a straight import?<br />
Press new table and select import and the wizard will guide you.<br />
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The .k01, etc files are Key(index) files. You could look into them (notepad) to check what fields are used to define them in access if wanted/needed. I think .k01 will be the prime key and .k02, etc secundairy.<br />
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Nico
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Did you try a straight import?
Press new table and select import and the wizard will guide you.

The .k01, etc files are Key(index) files. You could look into them (notepad) to check what fields are used to define them in access if wanted/needed. I think .k01 will be the prime key and .k02, etc secundairy.

Nico

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Does anyone know how to convert clarion database files with .dat and .k01 etc. file extensions to access or ascii or a form I can convet to access.<br />
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Is there a program to do this ?<br />
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Thanks
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Does anyone know how to convert clarion database files with .dat and .k01 etc. file extensions to access or ascii or a form I can convet to access.

Is there a program to do this ?

Thanks

Old clarion database files to access

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