Different applications uses different type of databases. Old apps may still be using lotus formats, dbase (*.dbf), paradox (*.db) and others. Using such type can pose a problem during these days because most of applications today uses the newer breed of databases such as MS SQL, MySQL, Oracle and etc. When migrating applications to a newer platform, one critical activity is the transfer of data. Lucky for us there are tools such as Exportizer that can help to make the data migration easier than ever. Exportizer is a free database export tool that allows you to export table to file, clipboard, or printer. Exportizer uses BDE (Borland Database Engine) or ADO to open several database types and port it to a different target formats.
Once installed, on its main interface, click the Open button to load the database you want to export. When the data is already loaded, you will be able to add/delete/edit the table data and freeze the column. If your working with numerous data, you can filter the record list by specifying a filter keyword. When your done, you can export the final data by clicking the export button. Exportizer allows you to export the data to the following formats:
- Text (*.txt)
- Comma separated values (*.csv)
- HTML (*.htm, *.html)
- XML (*.xml)
- Rich text (*.rtf)
- Microsoft Excel (*.xls)
- INSERT statements (.sql)
- dBase III, IV (with some limitations)
I tested this application under Windows 7 x86 operating system.
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