• Use Spectrum Mainframe Exporter to:

  • easily create your own custom export files on the mainframe
  • combine data from flat files, VSAM files and DB2 tables
  • select just the records and fields that you want to export
  • automatically re-format the mainframe data into comma-delimited files for:
    • spreadsheet programs like Excel and Lotus
    • database programs like Microsoft Access
    • e-mail attachments
    • Oracle databases
    • Unix Web servers
    • any other PC, server, or mainframe application that requires a custom file format
  • create your own fixed format ASCII files
  • turn mainframe data into HTML Web reports to put on websites or send as e-mail attachments
  • use your existing COBOL or Assembler record layouts to define your input files  

 

 

Spectrum Mainframe Exporter
Example of Importing Mainframe Data into Excel

Here is a simple 3-statement example. It shows how easy Spectrum Mainframe Exporter makes it to use mainframe data in Excel.

 

Photo of importing mainframe data into a Paradox database.

 

 

Want to Learn More?

Want to learn more about Spectrum Mainframe Exporter? You can also:

  • see another example of exporting mainframe data, with a more detailed explanation.
  • read our Spectrum Mainframe Exporter FAQ, which has answers to lots of questions you may have.
  • view our step-by step, seven-lesson tutorial on how to use Spectrum Mainframe Exporter.
  • check out the Spectrum Mainframe Exporter price list or review the license agreement.
  • download a free 30-day trial of this powerful mainframe export utility for Paradox.
  • send us your own questions or comments. We'll get back to you quickly with an answer.
  • or call us toll-free at 1-800-572-5517. We look forward to hearing from you.

 

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