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What database software will open a .db5 file? Namely the Windows Live Photo Gallery Pictures.db5 database. I'd like to see the design and also the raw table data if possible.

McBainUK
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I played with this a bit last year. Assuming they've not changed the format for the 2011 version, it's a SQL Server Compact (.sdf) database.

The latest version is 3.5, I recall I had to convert it from 2.x before I could work with it.

Dan Novak
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You should be able to open DBase-Databases with Access (MSO) or Base (OOo), or any other tool which support ODBC-like connections.

Bobby
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It's not because it has a .db5 extension that it means this is a database readable by other applications? I especially think it's NOT a dBase database.

It's most probably a proprietary format. Unless it's documented somewhere on MSDN, or reverse-engineered by someone, I doubt it can be read easily.

Snark
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db5 is a database format. There was an application called dBase-5, may be that created the ending...

Thomas
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