Your question doesn't make sense... A DBGrid displays
data from an existing database file; it doesn't accept data
without a database connection. So, there can't be anything
in the DBGrid to create a DBF from.
What exactly are you trying to do?
Ken
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Ken White
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> Your question doesn't make sense... A DBGrid displays
> data from an existing database file; it doesn't accept data
> without a database connection. So, there can't be anything
> in the DBGrid to create a DBF from.
>
> What exactly are you trying to do?
Hi .. Ken...
I mean I have a dbgrid displaying some data which is from the excution of a
SQL statement on
Oracle database. Then I want to provide a function that allows the user
saves the result(data on dbgrid) as a file of dbf format in local machine.
thanks ..
Justin Ding Dao Xiang
Well, Ken...
I am not really sure about the DBF driver. Actually I think I am prefer
third-party tool which packages the functions and do not need to configure
BDE. That is why I search the Internet and download the TDBF component for
Delphi 5. I did not use "Advantage" before, where should I download
"Advantage" and the Demo of exporting data as DBF file?
Thanks .
> Delphi 5. I did not use "Advantage" before, where should I download
> "Advantage" and the Demo of exporting data as DBF file?
You can find Advantage at http://www.advantagedatabase.com.
The local client version is free (including distribution rights).
Advantage's TAdsTable or TAdsQuery will both easily allow
you to create DBF files in code, as well as creating CDX or
NTX index files.
AFA TDBF, I can't help you at all there, as I've never even
heard of it.
:)
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