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creating dbf file and reading info from dbf

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    kir_MFC
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    HI, In my application I need to create a employee.dbf file and reading that employee information into employee structure and filling that information into emplyee dialog box.

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      HI, In my application I need to create a employee.dbf file and reading that employee information into employee structure and filling that information into emplyee dialog box.

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      What is a dbf file? Is it a database file?

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        What is a dbf file? Is it a database file?

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        yes

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          yes

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          mav octaval
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          Are you talking about the ancient dBase database file?

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            HI, In my application I need to create a employee.dbf file and reading that employee information into employee structure and filling that information into emplyee dialog box.

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            There are information on dbf file structures available on the web. I suggest you do a search to find the info.

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              HI, In my application I need to create a employee.dbf file and reading that employee information into employee structure and filling that information into emplyee dialog box.

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              David Crow
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              ODBC would probably be the easiest. If you are using MFC, check out the CRecordset and CDatabase classes.

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                HI, In my application I need to create a employee.dbf file and reading that employee information into employee structure and filling that information into emplyee dialog box.

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                Hamid Taebi
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                Did you see Database[^]?

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