Re: A Database file on unix machine
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Date: 04/26/03
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Date: Sat, 26 Apr 2003 09:08:45 +0000 (UTC)
BJP <bpoynor@ccfordmail.com> wrote:
> Hello,
> This may sound stupid but I am unfamilar with unix programs and
> standards etc... but I am trying to figure out what type of database
> file that a certain
> unix program uses. I don't think the software company who made the
> program could use their own proprietary format because IQ (intelligent
> query) works only with certain DB's. The database file itself has no
> file extension, but has an accompanying .idx file which I assume is an
> index file of some sort (DB file is "csmf", index is "csmf.idx") Does
> anyone know how I can easily determine the file type, without of
> course calling
> the software company? (I am trying to build a windows interface to the
> DB file so I have to know the format)
Have you tried the "file" command ? ( file is driven by it's own database,
usually /etc/magic, and the most up-to-date magic is found in the "opensource"
world)
> BJP
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