Command line interface CSV to DBF Converter
Common parameters
| /OVERWRITE=1 | Overwrite existing file. |
| /OVERWRITE=0 | Do not overwrite existing file. (Append to existing file). |
| /ASIS | Codepage as is. |
| /ANSI | Convert to ANSI codepage. |
| /OEM | Convert to OEM codepage. |
| /OPEN=1 | Open the output file after conversion. |
| /OPEN=0 | Do not open the output file after conversion. |
| /BATCH | Batch mode. The program does not ask any questions (if possible). |
| /SILENT | Batch mode. The program does not display any windows. |
| /WAIT | Do not close the program at the end. (Wait on the finish page). |
| /LOG | Create a log file in a common repository for application-specific data. A typical path is C:\Documents and Settings\username\Application Data. |
| /STATUS /STATUS=filename.ext | Create a text file with a current status (Conversion In Progress, Successful, Failed, Cancelled etc). By default: %Program dir%\status.log |
| /FILTER=condition | It allows you to convert records which satisfy the condition. |
CSV specific parameters
| Drive:\Path\FileName.csv | Source CSV file |
| Drive:\Path\FileName.dbf | Target DBF file |
| Drive:\Path\ | Target DBF folder |
| /HEADER=1 | Include fields names. |
| /HEADER=0 | Do not include field names. |
| /FIELDS=? | Delimiter between fields. Example: /FIELDS=;
Special values: |
| /ALLCHAR=1 | Tells the program to always read "intermixed" data columns as text. |
| /ALLCHAR=0 | Tries to detect fields types. |
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/YYYYMMDD /YYYY.MM.DD /MM.DD.YYYY | Use this format for date fields. |
| /FP=? | Separator in float fields. Example: /FP=, By default . |
| /DD=? | Separator in date fields. Example: /DD=/ By default - |
| /CHANGETYPE:FIELD=TYPE(LENGTH,WIDTH) |
Set field type in the output file Example: /CHANGETYPE:FIELDNAME1=N(10,2) /CHANGETYPE:FIELDNAME2=C(128) /CHANGETYPE:FIELDNAME3=D(8) |
