dBase Import Tools

Need to import dBase? Withdata dBase import tools move tables, views and query results between dBase and Access, DB2, DBF, MySQL, Oracle, SQLite, PostgreSQL, RedShift and SQL Server — no SQL scripting, no intermediate files, and no dBase client needed. Pick the source and target, map the columns, then run one table or thousands in a single batch. It all runs offline on Windows, Linux and macOS, with a GUI and a command line interface for scheduled jobs. Start with the free trial.

Withdata FileToDB, Import data from files to dBase

Withdata DBCopier, Import data from other databases to dBase

Frequently asked questions

How do I import dBase data to another database?

Open the Withdata dBase import tool, choose the source dBase database and the target database (Access, DB2, DBF, MySQL, Oracle, SQLite, PostgreSQL, RedShift or SQL Server), map the columns, and run. You can import a whole schema, selected tables, or the result of a custom query.

Can I import only some tables, rows or columns?

Yes. Select individual tables or views, filter rows with a WHERE clause, and map only the columns you need. Upsert and update modes let you refresh existing rows instead of duplicating them.

Does it work on Windows, Mac and Linux?

Yes. Every Withdata dBase tool ships for Windows (32 and 64 bit), macOS and Linux (.deb and .rpm), with both a GUI and a CLI so you can schedule the import as a recurring task. A free trial is available.