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DBASE datetime
)ZMHjn )ZMHjn )ZMHjn Weird that there are three identical entries.. Unless they had been inserted at exactly the same time, they should show some difference.. Maybe it's only a date :-/ It's starting to look more like decoding .. lol If anyone should recognize it, I'm all ears- GuntherVB
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DBASE datetime
I knew that, but I'm trying to find out what the creators of the db used as a format for the f_datetime field, if it isn't a standard format in dbase. The letters seem to increment, so there must be some quind of logic in it.- GuntherVB
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- Forum: dBASE Inc.: dBASE
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DBASE datetime
I don't have a lot of experience with DBASE .dbf files, but I recently got a file from someone who asked what format the datetime column of his file was in.. F_DATETIME )ZMHiu )ZMHiu )ZMHiu )ZMHjn )ZMHjn )ZMHjn The type of the field is varchar(6), so maybe the creator of the db is using his...- GuntherVB
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