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convert dbase tables to ACCESS
Thanks to those who have helped. No matter how I import the dbase table into ACCESS, the access table has fewer records. If I clean up the DBASE file, removing blank records, I will surely screw up the relationship between it and the organization's other file. Other than fixing the dbase...- ldessne
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- Forum: dBASE Inc.: dBASE
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convert dbase tables to ACCESS
Much thanks for your post. I imported the dbase table into a new ACCESS table: fewer records in ACCESS. Then I massaged a blank ACCESS table to make sure that null records would be allowed: same result. I have given up. My brother's charitable foundation will have to continue using DBASE for all...- ldessne
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- Forum: dBASE Inc.: dBASE
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convert dbase tables to ACCESS
ACCESS (XP) readily converts DBASE III+ and IV Tables, but the resultant tables in ACCESS have fewer records than they DBASE tables. This causes havoc with related tables. I suspect the problem is with incomplete records in DBASE, but that suspicion does lead me to a solution. Thanks for your...- ldessne
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