Command line interface DBF to CSV Converter

Common parameters

/OVERWRITE=1Overwrite existing file.
/OVERWRITE=0Do not overwrite existing file. (Append to existing file).
/SKIPDEL=1Skip records marked as deleted.
/SKIPDEL=0Do not skip records marked as deleted.
/ASISCodepage as is.
/ANSIConvert to ANSI codepage.
/OEMConvert to OEM codepage.
/OPEN=1Open the output file after conversion.
/OPEN=0Do not open the output file after conversion.
/BATCHBatch mode. The program does not ask any questions (if possible).
/SILENTBatch mode. The program does not display any windows.
/WAITDo not close the program at the end. (Wait on the finish page).
/LOGCreate 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=conditionIt allows you to convert records which satisfy the condition.

CSV specific parameters

Drive:\Path\FileName.dbfSource DBF file
Drive:\Path\FileName.csvTarget CSV file
/REMTRAIL=1Remove trailing spaces in Character and Memo fields.
/REMTRAIL=0Do not remove trailing spaces in Character and Memo fields.
/REMCRLF=1Remove CR+LF in Memo fields.
/REMCRLF=0Do not remove CR+LF in Memo fields.
/ESCAPE=?????Escape character before a single or a double quote.
Examples:
/ESCAPE=#
"/ESCAPE=""
/QUOTES=1Conclude character and memo fields in double quotes.
/QUOTES=0Do not conclude character and memo fields in double quotes.
/FIELDS=?Delimiter between fields.
Example:
/FIELDS=;

Special values:
TAB means Tab (0x09) character.
NONE means absence of any delimiter.

/RECORDS=?Delimiter between records.
Example:
/FIELDS=CRLF

Special values:
CRLF means 0x0d 0x0a.
CR means 0x0d.
LF means 0x0a.
NONE means absence of any delimiter.

/HEADER=1Include fields names.
/HEADER=0Do not include field names.
/YYYYMMDD
/YYYY.MM.DD
/MM.DD.YYYY
/MM-DD-YYYY
/DD.MM.YYYY
/DD-MM-YYYY
/YYYY-MM-DD
Use this format for date fields.
/STRIPYEAR=1Remove two leading digits in year for Date fields. i.e. 2006 -> 06
/STRIPYEAR=0Display Date fields in default format
/LOGICAL=T,F Allows you to override values from the source file to your own values.
/LOGICAL=1,0
/LOGICAL=True,False
/LOGICAL=Yes,No