> Alternatively, you can use the serial port to 'print' to, and just capture the serial output.
I've done this to recover data from a number of old systems. It's a great way to get at old data.
I've also done this to get data out of proprietary databases. As long as there's a report that gets the data you want it becomes just a parsing problem.
I've done this to recover data from a number of old systems. It's a great way to get at old data.
I've also done this to get data out of proprietary databases. As long as there's a report that gets the data you want it becomes just a parsing problem.