C calaspi Nov 27, 2014 #1 I have some .db file, I need to see what informations are inside, but I don't know how to open it. Can anyone help me?
I have some .db file, I need to see what informations are inside, but I don't know how to open it. Can anyone help me?
D DelJo63 Nov 28, 2014 #2 Filename dot db was originally created by Berkeley DB. Some x.db are found on windows, but contain no user data. Assuming you really have a user data file (some dbms generated), it's along path to get into those from windows. you need to see "edit-db.pl(1) - Linux man page" which is a Perl program - - leading you to install something like Cygwin (a Linux Emulator which runs on windows[I use it daily] ) then find the edit-db package and install that and now try to get into the file(s). IMO, yes it can be done, but it has to be VERY IMPORTANT
Filename dot db was originally created by Berkeley DB. Some x.db are found on windows, but contain no user data. Assuming you really have a user data file (some dbms generated), it's along path to get into those from windows. you need to see "edit-db.pl(1) - Linux man page" which is a Perl program - - leading you to install something like Cygwin (a Linux Emulator which runs on windows[I use it daily] ) then find the edit-db package and install that and now try to get into the file(s). IMO, yes it can be done, but it has to be VERY IMPORTANT
