Migrate Access to dBase

Want to migrate from Access to dBase?

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

  • Step by Step, just a few mouse clicks.
  • Create dBase tables with auto mapping data types. Create dBase indexes.
  • Can work without Microsoft Access installed.

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Migrate from Access to dBase

Login to Access -> Login to dBase -> Select tables to migrate -> Migrate from Access to dBase

Choose source Access database and logon.

Migrate Access to dBase - Choose Access and logon

Choose target dBase database and logon.

Migrate Access to dBase - Choose dBase and logon

Click “Wizard – Import All Tables” at task dialog.

migrate from Access to dBase - Task Window

then show the wizard.

1. Open source Access.

Switch from Access to dBase - Open source database

2. Set “Import Type”.

Migrate from Access to dBase - list target tables

3. Select dBase tables to migrate.

Switch from Access to dBase - select tables

4. Migrate from Access to dBase.

Create dBase tables. Copy Access data to dBase. Create dBase indexes.

Switch from Access to dBase - migrate

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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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