Thats what i thought as well. VFP laughed at me, and I tried dbase III - 5 drivers. Although if DB III could have worked VFP would have picked it up... I just didn't want to overlook any options. I don't know where to get a Delphi driver, or if that is even a real type... Any other ideas? What I do know is that the origional program called Service Pro used the Borland Database Engine (BDE) I don't know if DB2 is a type that can live in a PC folder.
Joe.
>Joe,
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>Those are probably dBase files, my guess is dBaseIV tables. The .DBF is the table, the .DBT are any memo records. MDX files are the indexes.
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>You should be able open the tables, (but not the indexes) via ODBC, try the dBase or VFP driver.
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>BTW, VFP still uses DBF/DBT files, but defaults to CDX as the index file extension.
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>>I have a program that uses Paradox tables and something else. I have .DBT, .DBF, and a .MDX. I need to import the data but have no idea what the format is.
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>>Any help would be appreciated,
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