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We have a Windows application that stores data in DBF. I need to connect to a certain table a_sname.dbf and extract the SN_ACCOUNT. SN_CURRBAL and SN_CRLIM columns to a text file to be imported by

We have a Windows application that stores data in DBF. I need to connect to a certain table a_sname.dbf and extract the SN_ACCOUNT. SN_CURRBAL and SN_CRLIM columns to a text file to be imported by another application.

The text file ideally needs to look like.

The above is an example only.

At the moment I am looking to at least get connected to the DBF.

I have BASH scripting with Oracle SQL knowledge but the Windows side is all new to me. I have the drive mapped to Z:\ .

Update 1: Here is the script that I'm testing.

I am getting the error message Microsoft JET Database Engine: External table is not in the expected format.

Update 2: Here is a screenshot of the table information of a_sname.dbf .

Update 3: It works! Here is the query that I am using.

SELECT SN_ACCOUNT,SN_CURRBAL,SN_CRLIM FROM a_sname.dbf

Here is the echo that I am using.

WScript.Echo oRS.Fields(0).Value, oRS.Fields(1).Value, oRS.Fields(2).Value .

Is it possible to pipe all this to a text file and have the columns spaced more evenly?

According to the source your connection string for the ADODB.CONNECTION should look something like this:

Your first (test) query could be

In case of trouble, I'd

1. map \\FileServer01\Server VFTP Dynamic to a drive letter, change the connection string accordingly and try again
2. use Data Sources to establish a connection interactively/with help of a GUI and use this experience to build the connection string

Some tested code to increase your confidence:

1. In the code you published, sDir contains a file spec ("Z:\a_sname.dbf"), not a folder/directory spec
2. Windows. Bit (do you need to work in a 32 Bit environment?)
3. ADO Version? WScript.Echo CreateObject("ADODB.Connection").Version

1. Make sure a_sname.dbf is a valid .dbf (of version ?) by opening it using some other tool (Excel, Access, ODBC. )
2. Tweak the "dBase IV" property

see here for getting the version from the file header

use a GUI (e.g. Data Sources) to find possible values for "dBase XX"

Troubleshooting (not dBase!) IV:

Perhaps you need to download a provider DLL (be carefull wrt versions!)

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/22934726/connecting-to-a-dbf-in-...
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