FYI I have hacked around with this to make a another sort of import program
for DBF's.
First there's a Foxpro export program that exports all databases to
individual text files containing SQL
This renames invalid field/table names and handles embedded quotes and
CR/LF's in text, that sort of thing.
On the Linux box, there is a text file of all the text files to be imported
(one file per table)
A C program reads this and the SQL inside performed (e.g. create table and
lots of inserts)
If a file imports it is removed from the main file, so it can be re-run in
case of failure of
any one file. This makes it much easier to handle errors when you have lots
of tables/data
I used it to import all data from a large Foxpro database but would also
work for DBase/Clipper
Memo's are not properly supported yet...
Its very fast, unlike ODBC which is why I did it in the first place!
I anyone is interested I will send it to you,
MC.
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