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Slow in reading large DBF data files in C#.

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Man Nguyen - 16 Jan 2008 18:53 GMT
Hi,
I am using C# to read large FoxPro data file (DBF).  Everything works
fine except it is too slow to load the file in buffer (I think).
Anybody know how to solve this
problem please instruct me how.  I am new to C# so I don't
know alternative way of reading data faster from database.
Appreciate your help.
Arne Vajhøj - 17 Jan 2008 02:38 GMT
> I am using C# to read large FoxPro data file (DBF).  Everything works
> fine except it is too slow to load the file in buffer (I think).
> Anybody know how to solve this
> problem please instruct me how.  I am new to C# so I don't
> know alternative way of reading data faster from database.

How do you read from the DBF ?

Arne
Pete Kane - 17 Jan 2008 12:18 GMT
>> I am using C# to read large FoxPro data file (DBF).  Everything works
>> fine except it is too slow to load the file in buffer (I think).
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>
> Arne

How are you reading it at the moment ?
black demo - 17 Jan 2008 16:15 GMT
> Hi,
> I am usingC#to read large FoxPro data file (DBF).  Everything works
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Maybe you can read the DBF file directly, don't use the Data provider.
For this solution, you need know the DBF file format, I think you can
get the information from Google.

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