DBF
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Latest revision as of 15:21, 28 December 2023
DBF is a family of database file formats associated with the dBase, FoxBase, FoxPro, and Visual FoxPro lines of database software.
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[edit] Identifiers
Format | Version | PRONOM | Remarks |
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dBASE Database | II | x-fmt/8 | |
dBASE Database | III | x-fmt/9 | Refer to dBase III |
dBASE Database | III+ | x-fmt/271 | |
dBASE Database | IV | x-fmt/10 | |
dBASE Database | V | x-fmt/272 | |
dBASE for Windows database | 5.0 | x-fmt/380 | |
FoxPro Database | 2.x | fmt/373 | |
FoxPro Database | 2.0 | x-fmt/6 | |
FoxPro Database | 2.5 | x-fmt/7 | |
FoxPro Database | 2.6 | x-fmt/242 | |
Visual FoxPro Database Table File | 5.0 | fmt/374 |
The PRONOM database includes many other DBF-based formats, not listed above.
[edit] Specifications
- Wikipedia: .dbf
- dBase version 7 file header format
- MSDN: Table File Structure
- DBF File structure
- dBase File Structure at dBase knowledge base
- Xbase file format description
[edit] Metaformat files
- Synalysis grammar file (for Hexinator / Synalize It!; more details)