Works Database corruption recovery service analyzes each paragraph in corrupted works database and restores all available data using high-quality low-level algorithms. All available data is saved into a new created wdb database which is resulted as recovery output. No user skills or resources required.
- To open a Works database in Access, first open the file in MS Works. Then export the database as a.DBF file. Then import the DBF file into MS Access. NOTE: Some versions of WDB files can be converted to.CSV files and Excel spreadsheets using the Works Database Converter. However, some fields may not convert correctly.
- Recovery for Works is a powerful data recovery software for corrupted Microsoft Works files (.WPS.XLR.WDB). Recovery for Works components restore Works Wordprocessor documents, Works Spreadheets and Works Databases. Supports MS Works 5.x/6.x/7.x.
- Open the works database file (WDB) and then click on file save as save as type text.
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2 file types use the .wdb file extension.- 1.Microsoft Works Database
- 2.Blizzard World of Warcraft Database File
File Type 1Microsoft Works Database
| Developer | Microsoft |
| Popularity | |
| Category | Database Files |
| Format | Binary |
What is a WDB file?
Database created with the Microsoft Works database program; similar to an Access Database (.MDB file), but with more limitations; uses a proprietary data format that cannot be opened by MS Access.
To open a Works database in Access, first open the file in MS Works. Then export the database as a .DBF file. Then import the DBF file into MS Access.
NOTE: Some versions of WDB files can be converted to .CSV files and Excel spreadsheets using the Works Database Converter. However, some fields may not convert correctly.
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File Type 2Blizzard World of Warcraft Database File
| Developer | Blizzard Entertainment |
| Popularity | |
| Category | Game Files |
| Format | Binary |
.WDB File Association 2
Database cache file created by World of Warcraft, a massively multiplayer role-playing game (MMORPG); contains game data downloaded from game servers; may store information about items, creatures, non-player characters (NPCs), and quests; used for downloading and caching game content.
Examples of WDB files include creaturecache.wdb, gameobjectcache.wdb, itemcache.wdb, npccache.wdb, and questcache.wdb.
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