Accessing J4 type files.

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Accessing J4 type files.

Hi,

I want to know if I can open a "J4 file" in a .NET program. "J4" files are the main file used in the jBASE database system. So, if anyone 've ever tried accessing a J4 file using .NET, please let me know. Also, if anyone can give a list of files that can be accessed in .NET program, please provide the info.

Thanks.


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Accessing J4 type files.

  • DCady

    Carl Perry,

    Thanks for your reply. I already knew that jBASE have this kind of solution for the .NET developers and I'm still trying to adapt that solution. But, since jBASE is a FILE based DB and not like TABLE based DB, I was looking for an option in the System.IO itself, rather going for the ADO.NET. So, if anything can be done using the System.IO, please let me know.

    Thanks.

    Cheers,
    Babu.



  • DanMeyers

    Babu S S,

       It appears that jBASE has an ADO.NET provider that is available through their company.  If you go to http://www.jbase.com/products/adaptor.html you can see information about it.  I have never used this solution and/or provider so I can not provide you with any background on it but they at least appear to have a solution.

    Thanks,

    Carl Perry
    Program Manager ADO.NET
    cperry@microsoft.com

  • aben0

    Since .Net is a programming language, it has the potential to open/read any file type.  I believe you are refering to ADO.NET and its capabilities, which can connect to a variety of data sources. Are the driver files available for the jbase system ...is it odbc compliant

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