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deven luk needed to get data out of an Informix application into an Access file, without special ODBC drivers if possible, because the app's only user was ill. Rudy Fernandes said the ODBC driver is in the free Client SDK. Leo Monroy described UNLOAD and LOAD to an ASCII file. Imran Hussain suggested WinSQL Professional. No outcome was reported.
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deven luk — — source: Informix-list mailing list archive (1991-1998)
We have an application develloped by one of our collaborators in informix.
The person is now heavily ill and as he is the only one who can use the
application we are stuck. As we want to use the date, without changing
anything to the program, i would like to retrieve the data in an ordinary
access file.
Is this possible without special odbc drivers ? If not where can i find
these drivers ?
Thanks for your help
devenluk@hotmail.com
↪ replying to deven luk
Rudy Fernandes — — source: Informix-list mailing list archive (1991-1998)
deven luk wrote:
> We have an application develloped by one of our collaborators in informix.
> The person is now heavily ill and as he is the only one who can use the
> application we are stuck. As we want to use the date, without changing
> anything to the program, i would like to retrieve the data in an ordinary
> access file.
> Is this possible without special odbc drivers ? If not where can i find
> these drivers ?
>
> Thanks for your help
>
> devenluk@hotmail.com
The ODBC driver is part of the Client SDK kit available free from
http://www.intraware.com.
Rudy
↪ replying to deven luk
Leo Monroy — — source: Informix-list mailing list archive (1991-1998)
You can unload the data into and ascii file by using the Informix unload
command:
unload to "<path/filename.unl>" select * from <tablename>
to load the data back into the table type the following:
load from "<path/filename.unl>" insert into <tablename>
Good luck
deven luk wrote:
> We have an application develloped by one of our collaborators in informix.
> The person is now heavily ill and as he is the only one who can use the
> application we are stuck. As we want to use the date, without changing
> anything to the program, i would like to retrieve the data in an ordinary
> access file.
> Is this possible without special odbc drivers ? If not where can i find
> these drivers ?
>
> Thanks for your help
>
> devenluk@hotmail.com
↪ replying to Leo Monroy
Imran Hussain — — source: Informix-list mailing list archive (1991-1998)
Try WinSQL Professional at http://www.indus-soft.com/winsql
Leo Monroy wrote:
> You can unload the data into and ascii file by using the Informix unload
> command:
>
> unload to "<path/filename.unl>" select * from <tablename>>
> to load the data back into the table type the following:
>
> load from "<path/filename.unl>" insert into <tablename>>
> Good luck
>
> deven luk wrote:
>
> > We have an application develloped by one of our collaborators in informix.
> > The person is now heavily ill and as he is the only one who can use the
> > application we are stuck. As we want to use the date, without changing
> > anything to the program, i would like to retrieve the data in an ordinary
> > access file.
> > Is this possible without special odbc drivers ? If not where can i find
> > these drivers ?
> >
> > Thanks for your help
> >
> > devenluk@hotmail.com
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