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  1. #1
    Todd Chen Guest

    What is the database that the file extension is .dat for data and .ind for index


    Hi,Everybody,

    I have to access one database file directly, but I don't know what the database
    it is. The database file extension is .dat, the index file extension is .ind.
    I don't have any idea what database it is.

    Does anybody know what it is? It's old format on DOS, develop at around 1994.

    Thanks.

    Todd Chen

  2. #2
    Larry Rebich Guest

    Re: What is the database that the file extension is .dat for data and .ind for index

    Todd:

    I believe it is a 'DBase' database. It may also be FoxPro.

    Cheers,
    Larry Rebich

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    "Todd Chen" <whchen@qbd-sii.com.sg> wrote in message
    news:3c0453bc$1@147.208.176.211...
    >
    > Hi,Everybody,
    >
    > I have to access one database file directly, but I don't know what the

    database
    > it is. The database file extension is .dat, the index file extension is

    ..ind.
    > I don't have any idea what database it is.
    >
    > Does anybody know what it is? It's old format on DOS, develop at around

    1994.
    >
    > Thanks.
    >
    > Todd Chen




  3. #3
    James Guest

    Re: What is the database that the file extension is .dat for data and .ind for index


    >Does anybody know what it is? It's old format on DOS, develop at around 1994.


    If you have MS Access available try to create a link to the file. Try the
    different formats (fox pro or dbase) and see which works.

    James

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