Electronics Forum | Wed Oct 24 18:26:26 EDT 2001 | gregcr
I am hoping to find out what database format is used in the component library in the Universal Software for the 4785 chipshooter. The format is something like dbase or foxpro or access. This is an old program and I would like to connect to the comp
Electronics Forum | Thu Nov 01 08:27:13 EST 2001 | KR
I'm not positive, but I believe the 4785 library is not in an off the shelf database format. The software for the HSP4785's was written by Sanyo, and I think they used a proprietary database format. I do not know of anyone outside of Sanyo that can
Electronics Forum | Thu Aug 27 23:51:10 EDT 2009 | leadthree
I have a little problem. We are assembly subcontractor and we purchase most parts ourselves. Currently we have all BOM/Partlists in an Excel format. We get a few RFQ each month, prices come from well known original sources, Mouser, Digikey etc. and
Electronics Forum | Wed Mar 01 14:06:31 EST 2017 | sarason
You probably have database issues. The underlying format that was used on the Quad series is the old DBase from DOS days you could try running a tool like DB Viewer,DBF Doctor over your updated file to see that the format is still correct. Compare th
Electronics Forum | Mon Dec 02 17:49:58 EST 2002 | davef
ODB++ is a manufacturing database much like Gerber that includes: aperture lists, netlists, test files, etc. This "database" is read into Valor Enterprise (CAM) as a "true" representation of your layout database. Valor can supply the scripts that wi
Electronics Forum | Sat Jul 06 13:21:58 EDT 2013 | impressx
Hi Sarason, I am really interested in exporting these old 740 files directly from our purchasing application that I wrote during the years. I've got a couple of customers who use variant assemblies and panelization of boards. The flexcad solution is
Electronics Forum | Fri Nov 02 19:22:01 EDT 2018 | sarason
The easiest way to do this would be to just put your ERP Online behind a password. Worry about writing a more complex system later. Access is no longer supported by Microsoft but the JET 2.0 format is still used a lot in Database sytems that started
Electronics Forum | Thu Aug 26 12:28:57 EDT 2004 | rlackey
OK Greg, I'm sorry, I'll go & stand in the naughty corner. On a serious note, can elements of your machine database be outputted in a format that can be loaded (or backflushed)into an MRP, ERP or stock program (.TXT file or something)so that you can
Electronics Forum | Thu Apr 26 17:13:17 EDT 2007 | Ben T
JDumont, What kind of software are you using now to handle your BOM's? Are they all in Excel format, or do you actually import them into a database or other documentation control system? Depending on your answers, I may have some solutions for you.
Electronics Forum | Tue Oct 18 06:55:48 EDT 2005 | jaks
I have written software that will log inspection results from the Agilent SJ series AOI machines. It is a standalone package including graphical repair station software. There are 3 output formats. Two text formats and a direct access database write.
