Re: How to Convert C-ISAM (.idx) Files - ignore last mesg please

The easiest way that springs to mind is to set up an ODBC datasource and connect to the database through access. Is this what you're looking for? As far as a converter, I've never heard of one. If you need the raw data, just unload the table. For table structures, use dbschema. In article <nX0H4.1117$J3.22994@tengri.easynet.fr>, "dublux" <dub@mestrole.easynetbox.net> wrote: > Hello > > I've a C-ISAM database (on a sco unix V release 3.2) > > Is there a simple way to convert the database to use it with access or > postgres...? > The datas seem to be stored in .dat and .idx files. Is there a way to > convert it (we don't know the structure of the database!, so it's hard to > use parse delimiters with .dat in access for example) > > thanks per advance > > -- # unrm / ksh: unrm: not found # man cpio Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ Before you buy.