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dbfpy is a Python library. dbfpy has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has build file available and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

Python modules for accessing .dbf (dbase) files readme_dbfpy.txt. 2011-10-13 dvska (en) Hardcoded to produce "0x30 Visual Foxpro" no-memo DBF format with data in cp1251 encoding (ru) ×èòàåò DBF; ïèøåò â ôîðìàò "0x30 Visual Foxpro no-memo DBF" â êîäèðîâêå Windows-1251 (ANSI). jjk 11/15/99 2000-10-06 Hans Fiby. I have used this code, in various forms, to read .dbf files. It includes some experimental code to write to .dbf files. This code may provide a starting point for others. Files: dbf.py reads (and possibly writes) .dbf file data directly from disk dbfload.py reads an entire .dbf file into memory, provides access to data binnum.py a module to decode/encode binary numbers strutil.py a module of string utilities dbfnew.py a module to create new .dbf files county.dbf a sample .dbf file readme.txt this file dbfpy.tgz the distribution tarball. dbf.py and dbfload.py are independent ways to access .dbf files. *** !! USE AT YOUR OWN RISK !! *** *** !! NO WARRANTIES WHATSOEVER !! ***. Jeff Kunce kuncej@mail.conservation.state.mo.us Hans Fiby hans@fiby.at

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It has 942 lines of code, 97 functions and 9 files.

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kandi has reviewed dbfpy and discovered the below as its top functions. This is intended to give you an instant insight into dbfpy implemented functionality, and help decide if they suit your requirements.

Create a Header object from a stream
Read block from memory
Lookup field for given type code
Add fields to the record
Construct a Dbf from a string
Decodes the value
Decodes the value from the given record
Write the Dbf to the stream
Return a string representation of this field
Validates the index
Set the file of this field
Calculate the length of the header
Construct a Key from a string
Unzips leading zeros
Create a Document from a Dbf
Return the raw data from the given stream
Encode a value
Decodes a value into a MemoData instance
Write the header to the given stream
Encode a date time
Encode the value
Register a new field
Store the index in the dbf
Setup the main
Add a field to the record
Decode value

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Converting DBF file to CSV using Python 3+ getting errors

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Converting DBF file to CSV using Python 3+ getting errors

Asked 2020-Jan-05 at 20:36

So I'm new to Python and my goal is to convert the different large dbf files into csv files. I have looked at different code and don't understand a lot of the parts. The below code runs for data1.dbf but not data2.dbf. I get an error stating:

UnicodeDecodeError: 'ascii' codec can't decode byte...

I did look into encoding for the dbfread but it says that encoding is not needed...The other part I need is to get these Large dbfs into csv. If I use the dbfread I'm not knowledgeable about the code to place it into the csv file.

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Answered 2020-Jan-05 at 20:36

Since you're on Windows and are attempting to write to sys.stdout, I think (part of) your first problem is that the Windows console is not very Unicode savvy, and you should write to files instead.

Assuming that's the case, something like

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/59602343

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