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Mona \(Grapecity\)
Hi Krishna murthy,
The cdb database format is based on the native Pocket PC property database
format. CDB files are nothing but mounted databases that adhere to a strict
format. There is no out-of-the box application for reading CDBs. You can
access these using straight API calls or I think there are some
freeware versions on third party links.
Packages that need to read cdb files should incorporate the necessary
portions of the cdb library rather than relying on an external cdb library.
A few of these are
Tim Goodwin's CDB File is a Perl interface to cdb.
Michael Alyn Miller's sg-cdb is a Java library to read cdb files.
Felix von Leitner's rdbm combines cdb with a separate journal of database
updates.
There are many more available on web so you can try browsing through.
HTH
Mona
The cdb database format is based on the native Pocket PC property database
format. CDB files are nothing but mounted databases that adhere to a strict
format. There is no out-of-the box application for reading CDBs. You can
access these using straight API calls or I think there are some
freeware versions on third party links.
Packages that need to read cdb files should incorporate the necessary
portions of the cdb library rather than relying on an external cdb library.
A few of these are
Tim Goodwin's CDB File is a Perl interface to cdb.
Michael Alyn Miller's sg-cdb is a Java library to read cdb files.
Felix von Leitner's rdbm combines cdb with a separate journal of database
updates.
There are many more available on web so you can try browsing through.
HTH
Mona