Recordset converter ASP.NET script

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Recordset converter is a library for converting DAO or ADO recordsets to MDB or DBF files. Recordset converter is a library for converting DAO or ADO recordsets to MDB or DBF files. It enables direct binary output of MDB or DBF files from ASP pages with one row of code. The object also supports on-the-fly compression by zip/arj.Features: - Direct output of binary DBF files from ASP/ASP.Net using Response.BinaryWrite - Simple, one-row source code to export recordset from ASP. - Works with any type of source data columns (integer/numeric, autonumber, character, unicode character, money, float, …) - Designed to work with ASP (VBScript/Jscript), and any version of VBA (VBA5, VBA6, Word, Excel, MSAccess, …). Works also with ASP.Net (ASPX, VB.Net, C#) - Any data source for DBF/MDB export - MS SQL database, oracle, MDB files, DBF files, text (csv), ... - Accepts ADODB.Recordset or DAO.Recordset as a data source. - Let's you Compress outgoing files using zip/arj command line (simply add one row of source code) - Let's you Compress outgoing files using zip/arj command line (simply add one row of source code) - VBA6 source code is available with Distribution license, please see License page for Recordset converter
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