Want to migrate from xBase to Access ?
Try Withdata DBCopier, a xBase to Access converter for Windows, Mac, and Linux, Migrate xBase to Access, Easy and Fast.
- Step by Step, just a few mouse clicks.
- Create Access tables with auto mapping data types. Create Access indexes.
- Can work without Microsoft Access installed.
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Migrate from xBase to Access
Login to xBase -> Login to Access -> Select tables to migrate -> Migrate from xBase to Access
Choose source xBase database and logon.
Choose / create target Access database and logon.
Click “Wizard – Import All Tables” at task dialog.
then show the wizard.
1. Open source xBase.
2. Set “Import Type”.
3. Select Access tables to migrate.
4. Migrate from xBase to Access.
Create Access tables. Copy xBase data to Access. Create Access indexes.
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See also:
xBase → Access reference
Type mapping
| Value kind | in xBase | in Access |
|---|---|---|
| Int | Numeric(10,0) | Long Integer |
| Bigint | Numeric(19,0) | Long Integer |
| Decimal | Numeric(p,s) | Decimal |
| Float | Float | Double |
| Text | Character(n) | Text(n) |
| Long text | Memo | Long Text |
| Date | Date | Date/Time |
| Datetime | (none) | Date/Time |
| Binary | (none) | OLE Object |
| Boolean | Logical | Yes/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.
| Property | in xBase | in Access |
|---|---|---|
| identifiers | — | [square brackets] |
| row limit | (driver dependent) | SELECT TOP n |
| dates | Date (D) | Date/Time |
| long text | Memo (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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