DBF Manager v2.98 Advanced Version Download (crack included)
The built-in dbf editor of DBF Manager offers safe and secure access to the internals of the dBase dbf file format. It is crammed full of highly sophisticated features including comprehensive support for data structure modification. The sophisticated data editing, data conversion and search-replace features are all carefully tailored to suit each data type of interest.
DBF Manager has a comprehensive set of database index related tools. For example, the easy to use index manager will perform on-the-fly re-indexing and index rebuilds from an open dbf file as well as allowing a wide variety of index file types to be opened, modified and viewed. A print dbf structure feature is included in the extensive index file manager feature set.
The DBF Manager multi-document interface is intuitive and the program is extremely flexible and configurable. This means that no training is required; you can begin using it straightaway. You can try DBF Manager right now by downloading the free trial version from here. When you are convinced that this is the best compact solution for your individual or corporate database needs you can choose the most cost-effective license from our flexible, multi-tier, online ordering system and immediately receive your serial key by email.
DBF Manager puts you in control of your dbf files
You can use DBF Manager to work with DBase, Clipper, Foxpro, Visual Foxpro dbf file formats
DBF Manager is easy to use.
DBF Manager has enjoyable and intuitive user interfaces, that makes it easy to use by both novice users and computer professionals.
DBF Manager is suitable for dbf file structure management tasks
You can easy add, rename, and delete fields in your dbf files by using table structure designer
Open, view and modify .ndx, .cdx, .ntx, .mdx index files
The .cdx, .mdx, .ndx, .ntx index files contain and maintain pointers to records in the table (.dbf) file and is organized according to the index key values. An index file is separate from but associated with a .dbf file. So, you should open a .dbf file firstly and then associated index file(s) if needed.
Unlike .cdx/.mdx files that open automatically when the associated table is opened, you must open a .ndx/.ntx file explicitly using program's Index Manager dialog box (File->Index manager menu item).
Index files are only relevant for searching in the DBF - you really don't need them (i.e. you CAN read the .dbf data file without the index file). Removing the index file might break you application though.
Filter records using most of all Clipper/Foxpro functions
You can limit the records that you access to only the data you want by using temporary filter condition. You can set a separate filter for every open table.
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