Phil
You can use ATTACH dbfName and then either
APPEND the rows to an existing Rbase table provided the column names
are the same.
PROJECT newtable from dbfname
UNLOAD data from dbfname then LOAD into an existing Rbase table.
Next DETACH dbfName
You can also create an ODBC source and then USE SCONNECT/SATTACH and
then depending on your need you could use
APPEND,PROJECT,UNLOAD/LOAD
Hope this helps
Buddy
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On Behalf Of Phil Nolette (NCS Group, Inc.)
Sent: Wednesday, September 25, 2002 12:47 AM
To: Rbase-L
Subject: DBase File Merge
What is the best method to merge over 30 dbf attached files into one
Rbase table and then loose the identity or relationship to the dbase
files. Bottom line is: one regular table with the data from 30 dbf files
with the ability to never reference them again.
Your assistance is appreciated.
Phil Nolette
www.ncsgrp.com
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