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From: Yves Lepage <yves@CC.McGill.CA>
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To: Sergio Lenzi <lenzi@cwbone.bsi.com.br>
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Hello,

>I am in need of reading some dbase files (.dbf)
>Does anyone have an idea where can I get the
>structure of a .dbf file ????

I'd suggest giving Oracle a phone call since Oracle uses
that naming scheme.

However, I am having problems fitting this question in the
freebsd-questions category or the freebsd-hackers categogy.

Unless you're going to say: "Well, I want to read these files on
a freebsd machine"... but even then....

Regards,
Yves Lepage
yves@cc.mcgill.ca