DBF Viewer 2000 v9.32 Adds New Control for Data Export
Sep 29, 2026
DBF Viewer 2000 is designed for working with DBF files used by dBase, Visual dBase, FoxPro, Visual FoxPro, Clipper, and other database applications. Alongside viewing and editing tools, the software provides a range of functions for importing, exporting, filtering, sorting, and maintaining database records.
The main addition in DBF Viewer 2000 v9.32 is the ability to specify the maximum output when using the export command. This gives users another parameter for controlling export operations, particularly when DBF files are processed from the command line.
Command-line functionality is an important part of DBF Viewer 2000. The software can be launched from the Windows Command Prompt, used in BAT files, or called from other applications. Export commands can be combined with options for filtering records, selecting columns, sorting data, choosing delimiters, and exporting DBF information to different file formats.
DBF Viewer 2000 provides tools for working directly with DBF databases without requiring a separate database management system. Users can view database structures and records, edit data, work with memo fields, filter and sort information, remove duplicate records, and perform other database maintenance operations.
The software also supports exporting DBF data to formats such as TXT, CSV, TSV, DBF, SQL, XML, XLS, XLSX, HTML, RTF, and SDF. SQL export can be configured for several database systems, while additional export options allow users to select specific columns, apply filters, define sorting, and control delimiters.
Import and automation features make the application suitable for both individual database work and recurring data-processing tasks. DBF Viewer 2000 supports importing records from DBF, TXT, CSV, Excel, and Paradox files, while command-line operations can be incorporated into existing Windows-based workflows.
Pricing and Availability
DBF Viewer 2000 supports Windows operating systems from Windows 7 to Windows 11, Windows Server 2025. The price of a personal license that allows using the tool at home is $49.95. The business license that allows commercial usage costs $99.95. The site license for corporations costs $199.95, and $599.95 is the price for a worldwide unlimited license.
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