I have used this before. I recall it working well. Converts UniData files to UniVerse on the spot! Sorry was little slow in response. Still catching up from vacation...
Here is a portion from the documentation... Introduction UniVerse 9.4.1 introduces a utility called udtconv to ease the task of migrating from UniData to UniVerse. This utility creates a UniVerse file from a UniData static or dynamic hashed file, using the same name and file parameters as the UniData file being converted. udtconv does not convert UniData directory files or multiple data files. It can convert the individual data files of the multiple data file structure. This utility does not run on UniData dynamic files that contain part files. Note: udtconv has been tested against files created at UniData Release 4.0. The udtconv Command You can use the udtconv command from a UNIX or MS-DOS prompt, or you can use the UDTCONV command from the UniVerse prompt. Both commands require that UniVerse be running. udtconv must be run in a directory that is a valid UniVerse account. Syntax From the operating system, the syntax is: udtconv f filename format format [save] [udt] [uv] Qualifiers filename Specifies a file. format Specifies the byte format of the UniData file being processed. The valid formats are: 1 UNIX (Motorola 68000 format) 2 XINU (Intel x86 format) 3 NUXI (VAX format) Check the FORMAT.CONV command in UniVerse User Reference for a listing of machines and their corresponding machine classes. Machine classes 0 and 16 are byte format 1 and machine class 1 is byte format 2. Enjoy! Doug Miller [EMAIL PROTECTED] Manager of Technical Services Strategy 7 Dallas TX ------- u2-users mailing list u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org To unsubscribe please visit http://listserver.u2ug.org/
