BTree

[Jonathan Allen]

Does anyone know how I can access a B-Tree file? (very old database)

An ODBC or OleDB provider is preferred, but anything I can access it from
programmatically would be useful. It is for a one-time import, so I wouldn't
mind using another language to generate the flat file first.

 

[Ken North]

Does anyone know how I can access a B-Tree file? (very old database)

An ODBC or OleDB provider is preferred, but anything I can access it from
programmatically would be useful.

ODBC is your best bet for legacy ISAM data sources.

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[Jonathan Allen]

Unfortunately they don't have that one listed. Any other ideas?

 

[Ken North]

Unfortunately they don't have that one listed. Any other ideas?

The problem is B-tree, like SQL, refers to a type of software and not just a
specific program.

There are a variety of B-tree libraries (e.g. freeBSD). There's also a B-Tree
Filer program:
http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/tpbtreefiler/tpbtreefiler_5_57.zip

Do you have any other information besides "very old"?

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[Eric]

maybe he means Btrieve.