Converter dbf em mysql?

[pena]

Bom dia, alguem teria uma rotina para converter dbf em mysql?

[Itamar M. Lins Jr.]

Já olhou a pasta contrib do Harbour \hbmysql ?

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/*
 * Converts a .dbf file into a MySQL table
 *
 * Copyright 2000 Maurilio Longo <maurilio.longo@libero.it>
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#require "hbmysql"

#include "inkey.ch"

PROCEDURE Main()

   LOCAL cHostName := "localhost"
   LOCAL cUser := "root"
   LOCAL cPassword := ""
   LOCAL cDatabase, cTable, cFile
   LOCAL i
   LOCAL lCreateTable := .F.
   LOCAL oServer, oTable, oRecord

   Set( _SET_DATEFORMAT, "yyyy-mm-dd" )

   // At present time (2000-10-23) DBFCDX is default RDD and DBFNTX is
   // now DBF (I mean the one able to handle .dbt-s :-))
   rddSetDefault( "DBF" )

   // Scan parameters and setup workings
   FOR i := 1 TO PCount()
      SWITCH hb_PValue( i )
      CASE "-h" ; cHostName := hb_PValue( ++i ) ; EXIT
      CASE "-d" ; cDatabase := hb_PValue( ++i ) ; EXIT
      CASE "-t" ; cTable := AllTrim( hb_PValue( ++i ) ) ; EXIT
      CASE "-f" ; cFile := hb_PValue( ++i ) ; EXIT
      CASE "-u" ; cUser := hb_PValue( ++i ) ; EXIT
      CASE "-p" ; cPassword := hb_PValue( ++i ) ; EXIT
      CASE "-c" ; lCreateTable := .T. ; EXIT
      OTHERWISE
         help()
         RETURN
      ENDSWITCH
   NEXT

   IF Empty( cTable ) .OR. Empty( cFile ) .OR. Empty( cDatabase )
      help()
      RETURN
   ENDIF

   USE ( cFile ) SHARED READONLY

   oServer := TMySQLServer():New( cHostName, cUser, cPassword )
   IF oServer:NetErr()
      ? oServer:Error()
      RETURN
   ENDIF

   oServer:SelectDB( cDatabase )
   IF oServer:NetErr()
      ? oServer:Error()
      RETURN
   ENDIF

   IF lCreateTable
      IF hb_AScan( oServer:ListTables(), cTable,,, .T. ) > 0
         oServer:DeleteTable( cTable )
         IF oServer:NetErr()
            ? oServer:Error()
            RETURN
         ENDIF
      ENDIF
      oServer:CreateTable( cTable, dbStruct() )
      IF oServer:NetErr()
         ? oServer:Error()
         RETURN
      ENDIF
   ENDIF

   // Initialize MySQL table
   oTable := oServer:Query( "SELECT * FROM " + cTable + " LIMIT 1" )
   IF oTable:NetErr()
      ? oTable:Error()
      RETURN
   ENDIF

   DO WHILE ! Eof() .AND. Inkey() != K_ESC

      oRecord := oTable:GetBlankRow()

      FOR i := 1 TO FCount()
         oRecord:FieldPut( i, FieldGet( i ) )
      NEXT

      oTable:Append( oRecord )
      IF oTable:NetErr()
         ? oTable:Error()
      ENDIF

      dbSkip()

      IF RecNo() % 100 == 0
         DevPos( Row(), 1 )
         DevOut( "imported recs:", hb_ntos( RecNo() ) )
      ENDIF
   ENDDO

   dbCloseArea()

   oTable:Destroy()
   oServer:Destroy()

   RETURN

STATIC PROCEDURE Help()

   ? "dbf2mysq - dbf file to MySQL table conversion utility"
   ? "-h hostname (default: localhost)"
   ? "-u user (default: root)"
   ? "-p password (default no password)"
   ? "-d name of database to use (required)"
   ? "-t name of table to add records to (required)"
   ? "-c delete existing table and create a new one"
   ? "-f name of .dbf file to import (required)"
   ? "all parameters but -h -u -p -c are mandatory"
   ?

   RETURN

Saudações,
Itamar M. Lins Jr.

[fladimir]

Neste link tem um download de um projeto Open que contém um executável que já faz importa tabelas DBF pra um banco, se o banco não existir ele já cria o banco e já adiciona as tabelas, ele já esta compilado e pode ser utilizado tanto com MySQL qto MariaDB, pois a lib do MariaDB acessa os 2 bancos, já o contrário não.

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