ADT2TXT

ADT2TXT could prove a handy tool for anyone looking to extract data out of ADT files. ADT, or advantage files, are proprietary to Advantage Databases Server — a client/server-oriented relational database management system.

ADT2TXT is a command-line program, so there is no standalone UI to work with. In this particular case, the competition is far from being close when it comes to handling Advantage files, so learning the basics of CMD might be worth it, especially if there is no better alternative to rely on.

Deploying the program is fairly simple. Open the console and determine the directory's path. Run the executable and get access to the app's commands for ADT extraction.

For those wondering, ADT2TXT is not backed up by any external library such as ODBC, ADO, or BDE, it's completely independent. All database filed types are supported no matter if they are group, array, BLOB, MEMO, etc.

ADT2TXT can also be integrated with any scheduler utility. This perk could prove handy for users who wish to execute data importing automatically.

In summary, ADT2TXT is more of a niche tool, designed to extract or covert ADT tables to standard text files. Everything goes by way of CMD, so having experience with that should make things run smoothly.