CDBF for Linux

DBF file viewing and editing for Linux has been made easy that too along with different functionality. Not just that features for supporting different memo fields as dBaseIII, dBaseIV, Visual FoxPro and FoxPro is also there. All this made simple on Linux with the help of the CDBF for Linux 2.99.03 software. It would help you to perform various functions relating to the database files in an effortless manner while supporting variety of formats.

CDBF for Linux 2.99.03 would not let you feel taxed in getting on to your system as downloading is achieved without a hassle. The installation is little bit of time taking as the files are required to be extracted from the zip file for the installation process. You need to follow the step by step process for it. The appearance takes over the attention of the eyes of the user while to start up the work. The software makes it easy for you to repair the damaged database files and also you can export the tables to a different format file. It supports various formats like plain text, FoxPro source file, SQL server script, etc. The built-in editor allows you to edit the file headers and it also supports a calculator with which you can have the field names automatically substituted along with the values. The software has the features set at the bottom like Lock, Sum Create, Modify, and others. You also have the Insert and Replace options. You can also set the field headers, have flexible shortcuts keyboard, and even you can add up more information from other DBF or any other plain text file. You can sort, filter the files and also you can make the advanced search.

CDBF for Linux 2.99.03 software would prove to be best help for dealing with the database files on Linux. The software has been rated with 4 rating points for the ability to consistently deliver it stated aims and is a useful utility to own for Linux professionals.

CDBF for Linux is a console DBF file viewer and editor with rich functionality. The program supports all kinds of memo fields (dBaseIII and dBaseIV, FoxPro and Visual FoxPro), it can repair damaged database files, can export data from database tables to a variety of formats (plain text, Clipper source file, FoxPro source file, SQL server script and more). CDBF for Linux contains a built-in hexadecimal editor that can be used for editing file headers, and a calculator in which field names can be automatically substituted with their values. Other program's features include: user-definable field headers, flexible keyboard shortcuts, ability to append to the edited file information from other DBF or plain text files, support for OEM and ANSI character sets, various kinds of sorting and filtering, advanced search and replace capabilities, quick access to frequently used files and more.