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Please help me
in ASP is support many style of ContentType = "video/x-ms-asf" ,"vnd.ms-excel" ... but not support style foxprox (.dbf)
I want to use SQL select database and export to file dbf
Thank you !
in ASP is support many style of ContentType = "video/x-ms-asf" ,"vnd.ms-excel" ... but not support style foxprox (.dbf)
I want to use SQL select database and export to file dbf
Thank you !
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One of the easiest ways of exporting and importing databases is to create a flat file, also known as a CSV. This is basically a database dump formatted as a delimited text file which then can be imported into pretty much any database.
The result you want (creating a .dbf file) via an ASP scrip is a lot more complicated and cumbersome, you would pretty much need to write an application that will generate a binary file containing structure and data in dBaseIII standard. I don't know of any, but perhaps some one might point you to a good export utility, I doubt it would be written in ASP though.
The result you want (creating a .dbf file) via an ASP scrip is a lot more complicated and cumbersome, you would pretty much need to write an application that will generate a binary file containing structure and data in dBaseIII standard. I don't know of any, but perhaps some one might point you to a good export utility, I doubt it would be written in ASP though.
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