File Extension GDB

File type: ACT! Group data file, Firebird database, Formula 1 Car Race 2001 Season01 file, GardenBoss design file, GetPicturesList image location database, Group Mail file, GVA2000 Author lecture, MapSource GPS Waypoint database, MoneyWorks main database, ProMaster Key Manager management database

About the GDB file type:

If Windows cannot find the appropriate program associated with .GDB files, then your registry may have errors. Check your Windows registry for errors (includes file association errors).

The application Firebird uses the GDB file extension as a database file. The Firebird application is a relational database that offers ANSI SQL-99 features that can run on Windows, Linux, and other UNIX platforms. Firebird is also an open source branch of the famous Borland Interbase SQL server, which also uses the GDB file extension as a database file. This file extension is actually the default file format used by the earlier Interbase versions like version 6.5. But later versions like the Interbase 7.0 use the IB file extension instead.


Detailed information for file extension GDB

Category: Data files, Database files, Graphics files
File format: Proprietary
Open with Windows: Borland InterBase, Recoveronix InterbaseRecovery, ACT!, Firebird, GardenBoss, Group Mail, GVA2000 Author, MapSource, MoneyWorks, ProMaster Key Manager
Open with Linux: Firebird, Borland Interbase, GroupMail
On the other hand, the GDB file extension may also function as an image location database for GetPicturesList. This is an add-on that helps users in downloading pictures from forums, blogs, and other similar sources. Another program using the GDB file extension is the MapSource. For this, the file extension acts as its GPS Waypoint database. However, this is an older file format since a newer file format, the MPS file extension, is now being used by application. MoneyWorks, a recording application for business information, also uses the GDB file extension as its main database. Meanwhile, the ProMaster Key Manager uses the GDB file extension as its key management database. Other uses for the GDB file extension are as a group data file for ACT!, file for Formula 1 Car Race 2001 Season01, design file for GardenBoss, file for Group Mail, and as a lecture file for GVA2000 Author.