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Should be Dbase, you can probably also open those with FoxPro, from within FoxPro you can upsize to SQL Server

SQLMenace  2010-06-10 14:22:00
Foxpro can open DBase file
SQLMenace  2010-06-10 14:24:15
A: 

First search result returns it's an Informix database. Couldn't confirm it for you though.

JRL  2010-06-10 14:22:06
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From memory it sounds like Informix

or a tonque in cheek remark

Outlook Express :)

Rippo  2010-06-10 14:22:36
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If I remember correcttly they are Paradox files. If they are, you should be able to access them via ODBC.

Garett  2010-06-10 14:23:25
Paradox data files use .db as the file extension and don't have the strings "Record Schema" or "Key Schema" embedded in them.
MikeJ-UK  2010-06-10 14:41:25

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