Tryag File Manager

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unixODBC - Text File Driver - File Format
 
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Database
A database is simply a directory. This
may be enhanced with an optional catalog file at some point in the future.
Table File
A table file consists of any number of
data rows which are delimited by a new-line character. Also; the first
row must contain (currently anyway) a list of column names.
Each column is delimited by a character
specified during <a href="Setup.html">Data Source Setup</a>. The last column
does not end with a column seperator character.
Example table file using | as a column
seperator;
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FirstName|LastName|PhoneNumber
 Peter|Harvey|
 Jane|Doe|123-4567
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Handling Malformed Table Files
The first row indicates the number of columns.
Subsequent rows may have fewer or greater columns (but should not). The
driver will add empty values to rows with too few columns. The driver will
truncate extra values. The driver will handle these two conditions
without warning.

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