There is a very good shareware app called csv2pdb and pdb2csv that interchanges comma
seperated values to pdb on a PC. It takes
care of all the indian stuff in it. The only drawback is that it handles only table
type, linear databases.
Steve
Ken Miller wrote:
> I need to create a PDB database for a program I am working on and then
> transfer it over to the Pilot. When looking through the docs on the PDB
> file format (The Pilot Record Database Format) it says that when creating it
> on the PC to be carefeul about the difference between the 68000 Motorola
> storing as High Byte First and the PC storing Low Byte First - I take this
> to mean that numbers need to be saved in Big Endian format instead of Little
> Endian format.
>
> Does anyone know of a good way to do this without first converting the
> number to a binary string, reversing the string btyes and then converting it
> back to a number? I am looking to do this in Visual Basic for easy access
> to an Access .mdb file, but any pointers will help :)
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Ken
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