I have a legacy set of Visual FoxPro (.dbf) tables that must be moved into a modern SQL database. I need a developer who already knows the quirks of VFP files to walk me through the entire process—from opening the .dbf tables, all the way to loading a transformed version of the data into SQL. The migration will be a simple dump-and-load. I want to understand the best tooling for the job (Python + dbfread, VFP ODBC driver, or anything you recommend), how to script the extraction, handle character set issues, and then run transformation logic so the final dataset fits cleanly into my SQL schema. Exact deliverables I’m looking for: • A short call or screen-share session to explain the approach and initial setup • Working scripts or commands that open the .dbf files, perform the necessary transformations, and insert or bulk-load the results into my SQL database • Clear, commented code so I can adjust field mappings later • A concise written guide summarising each step so future migrations are repeatable Once everything runs end-to-end on my machine and the transformed data appears correctly in SQL, I’ll consider the job complete.