If it's a c-tree database from Faircom (if you are working with an RX30 POS, it is), here's a link that has a link to the manual for an ODBC Driver for that database:
https://datareport.wordpress.com/2010/11/06/c-tree-to-sql-database/ You can probably work from there to find the ODBC driver. Or maybe not:
http://www.faircom.com/developers/odbc-accessHank
>Hi,
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>Client has asked that I do an audit of their servers for any programs that might have "personally identifiable information" (PIDs) that are not encrypted.
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>Their accountant has said that the program that they use to track file (i.e. a legal "file" or "matter") has enough PID in it that it would be a problem if breached (i.e. name plus some other stuff).
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>Looking at this program, it is a client accessed program (i.e. not client-server) that has .dat and .idx files in it.
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>I contact the company's support line and they said that "due to security reasons, we cannot release that information [but] if you are concerned about security, you can convert your data to work with SQL server".
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>Going through their support site, it seems as though these tables are "c-tree" tables. I am going to guess that they are not encrypted and that somewhere in these tables I could dig out the information I wanted (if I were a hacker).
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>Does anyone know if there is a "viewer" for this type of data or does someone need their front end database to access it?
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>Thanks,
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>Albert
