Copy xBase query results to Access table

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Transfer data from xBase query To Access table

Login to xBase and Access -> Enter source xBase query -> Set target Access table -> Copy xBase query data to Access table

Choose source xBase database and logon.

convert xBase query to Access table - Choose xBase and logon

Choose target Access database and logon.

save xBase query results to Access table - Choose Access and logon

Click “Convert From Query” at task dialog.

Import data from xBase query results to Access table - Task Window

then show the wizard.

1. Set a xBase query.

Convert data from xBase query results to Access table - open query results

2. Select a destination Access table and config fields.

Extract xBase query results data to Access table - select table

3. Preview data.

Migrage data from xBase query results to Access table - preview

4. Transfer data from xBase query result to Access table.

save data from xBase query results to Access table - import


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See also:

xBase → Access reference

Type mapping

Value kindin xBasein Access
IntNumeric(10,0)Long Integer
BigintNumeric(19,0)Long Integer
DecimalNumeric(p,s)Decimal
FloatFloatDouble
TextCharacter(n)Text(n)
Long textMemoLong Text
DateDateDate/Time
Datetime(none)Date/Time
Binary(none)OLE Object
BooleanLogicalYes/No
JSON(none)Long Text

Dialect differences

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

Propertyin xBasein Access
identifiers—[square brackets]
row limit(driver dependent)SELECT TOP n
datesDate (D)Date/Time
long textMemo (M)MEMO
binary—OLE Object

No counterpart

  • Access has no equivalent for Date and time – it has to be flattened or dropped.
  • Access has no equivalent for Binary – it has to be flattened or dropped.
  • Access has no equivalent for JSON – it has to be flattened or dropped.

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