Re: how to run DOS base(Clipper, Foxpro, DBase3+) programs

Mhac Janapin <[email protected]> Fri, 11 Nov 2005 10:50:30 +0800
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Hi Alex,
I have no experience with those programs, so what I'm going to say here must
be taken with a grain of salt (or sugar, if you prefer... hehehe...)
1. Try WINE
2. Try CEDEGA
3. Or before they migrate, dump the database to plain-text files,
comma-separated-values. THEN, import them to MySQL or PostgreSQL

Happy Tuxploring!


On 11/11/05, Alexander Santiago <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Good day!!!
>
> Is there a way to make those clipper,foxpro(for dos), and dbase3+ programs
> run on linux?
>
> I can say that many of the banks here in Nueva Ecija are migrating to
> linux. Problems that they encountered are first to make those epson dot
> matrix printers to run which is now functional(thanks to the list). Now I
> forgot that they are using those said printers to print reports generated by
> those programs mentioned above.
>
> So the problem now is to run those programs in Linux.....
>
> Thank you very much po....
>
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> Alexander P. Santiago
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