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Batch copy Access tables to dBase

Want to batch copy data from Access tables to dBase?

Try Withdata DBCopier, a Access to dBase converter for Windows, Mac, and Linux, Bulk copy Access to dBase, Easy and Fast.

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Batch copy data from Access tables to dBase tables

Login to Access and dBase -> Select source Access tables -> Set target dBase tables -> Copy Access data to dBase

Choose source Access database and logon.

Choose target dBase database and logon.

Click “Convert All Tables” at task dialog.

then show the wizard.

1. Select source Access tables.

2. List target dBase tables.

3. Select dBase tables to import.

4. Transfer data from Access tables to dBase.


More about Access to dBase converter

See also:

Access → dBase reference

Type mapping

Value kindin Accessin dBase
IntLong IntegerNumeric(10,0)
BigintLong IntegerNumeric(19,0)
DecimalDecimalNumeric(p,s)
FloatDoubleFloat
TextText(n)Character(n)
Long textLong TextMemo
DateDate/TimeDate
DatetimeDate/Time(none)
BinaryOLE Object(none)
BooleanYes/NoLogical
JSONLong Text(none)

Dialect differences

Both Access and dBase are database servers, so the differences below are dialect-level: the same concept is spelled differently on each side.

Propertyin Accessin dBase
identifiers[square brackets]—
row limitSELECT TOP n(driver dependent)
datesDate/TimeDate (D)
long textMEMOMemo (M)
binaryOLE Object—

No counterpart

  • Access values of kind Date and time have nowhere to go in dBase.
  • Access values of kind Binary have nowhere to go in dBase.
  • Access values of kind JSON have nowhere to go in dBase.

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