I am finding great difficulty in migrating file DBISAM 1.0 to get open. I'm trying to do with the application and Elevate DBManager me the message: DBISAM Engine error # 12035 Data file C: \ TUTORIAL \ WINSTOCK \ PRODUTOS.DAT is not the corret version.

Please, anyone who can give me a hand, I was extremely grateful.

Below is the error print with what's happening:
http://www.wmesistemas.com.br/temp/print2.png

Thanks for all.

I would strongly recommend upgrading your DBISAM tables from version 1.0 before you try to migrate within EDBMgr.

My version of the EDB Migrators only works for version 4.0 of DBISAM, not version 1.

It is possible that there is a version of the migrator which works for version 1 of DBISAM, but I think you would be better off using DBISAM's "DBSys.exe" for versions 2, 3 & 4 of the product to upgraade your DBISAM tables first.

Hi Adam,

I'm actually doing it and failed. I think you have more I experinêcia this question. If you do not bother to analyze and try to migrate one of the files, I am sending below link that contains the files:

http://www.wmesistemas.com.br/produtos/produtos.zip

Thank's a lote!

The correct link is http://www.wmesistemas.com.br/temp/produtos.zip.

Farias wrote:

Hi Adam,

I'm actually doing it and failed. I think you have more I experinêcia this question. If you do not bother to analyze and try to migrate one of the files, I am sending below link that contains the files:

http://www.wmesistemas.com.br/produtos/produtos.zip

Thank's a lote!

Marcio,

<< I am finding great difficulty in migrating file DBISAM 1.0 to get open.
I'm trying to do with the application and Elevate DBManager me the message:
DBISAM Engine error # 12035 Data file C: \ TUTORIAL \ WINSTOCK \
PRODUTOS.DAT is not the corret version. >.

Per email, there's something wrong with the source table files.  They're
reporting 22,000+ fields and other signs of corruption.

If you have any other questions, please let me know.

Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Hi Tim,

But the strange thing is that the old application that accesses this file shows the information correctly.

Do you think that this file format is actually DBISAM 1.0 or another version?

Thanks a lote!

Marcio,

<< But the strange thing is that the old application that accesses this file
shows the information correctly.

Do you think that this file format is actually DBISAM 1.0 or another
version? >>

I don't know.  It looks like a DBISAM file, but has a messed-up header in
several areas.  DBISAM 4.x can upgrade all table formats back to DBISAM
1.00.

The author of the old application would be the one to ask regarding what
he/she used.  It's possible that the DBISAM engine was customized.

Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com