OpenOffice.org Base - Database Drivers There are several database drivers available which enable you to access certain database types which OpenOffice.org does not have native support for. Those drivers are not (yet) part of the 'official' OpenOffice.org distributions, but hosted here. If you like bleeding edge technology, download the driver if your choice, try it out, and give feedback to the author or in our! Note that not even the authors of the drivers would, usually, call the current versions 'production quality', so the least thing you should have is a good backup.
The postgresql SDBC Driver allows to use the from OpenOffice.org without any other wrapper layer such as odbc or jdbc. This driver (which is in development) uses the to provide (read) access to Microsoft Access files to Linux users of OpenOffice.org. This SDBC driver (currently in alpha state) is dedicated to giving OpenOffice.org native access to databases.
View Access,FoxPro,dBase,Excel.Oracle and any ODBC enable Database on S60 mobile phone like Nokia 7650,3650.View database tables: all at a time or record at a time. Features: Apply SQL Select queries on database to purify records by adding filter. DBASE Mac was a database management system for the Apple Macintosh, released by Ashton-Tate in 1987. Although the GUI was lauded in the press, the application was so slow that it became something of a joke in the industry. Sales were dismal.
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I've googled and searched through Matlab Central, but cannot find any way to open DBF files directly in Matlab. There are some references to DBFREAD function in TMW File Exchange, but it's not available anymore.
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Is it really a problem? I do have Database toolbox, but could not find dbf support there. I don't want to use Excel or other tools for converting files outside of Matlab, since I have a lot of files to process. ODBC also is not good, I need the code to work under Mac and Unix as well.