Free pdb files software for pda

pdbc is a compiler than converts a source file into a Palm DataBase file (PDB file).

The language the pdbc compiler understands is designed to be easy to understand und write.
Yet it is powerful enough to give the freedom to describe the binary content of the database records in a variety of ways.

It should also be easy to generate the pdbc source file from another language (e.g. Perl).
In addition to the pdbc tool there is also pdbdec.pdbdec is a decompiler which converts any valid PDB fileinto a pdbc source file.

This is useful to check the correctness of the pdbc generated file and to analyze other PDB files.
pdbc and pdbdec are command line tools. To install them you just need to modify the PATH environment variable.

The distribution contains:
- pdbc.exe for MS Windows
- pdbdec.exe for MS Windows
- Source code for pdbc/pdbdec
- man pages (+ html version)
- examples
- testsuite (contains also more examples)
- emacs mode: pdbc-mode.el

This application is great for programmers.
Kill PDB allows you to delete Palm databases (.PDB) by its creator ID (even the hidden ones).
Please, be very carefull when you use it.
NOTE: Borrar means delete in spanish.
System requirements:
- Palm III
- Palm OS v3.0

PDB Converter is a Windows (9x/NT/2000/Me/XP) application designed to create, edit, or convert between standard NSBasic-compatible PDB databases and Excel 4 or 5 worksheets, CSV files (quoted or unquoted), and text files (delimited or non-delimited).

PDB Converter accommodates pure string (text) databases of up to 16384 records, 255 fields per record, and 255 characters per field.

PDB Converter uses a spreadsheet interface making it ideal for creating or editing databases, and can run in "command-line" mode for unattended, automatic conversions.

CSV (not PDB) files supported by MobileDB, jFile, HanDBase, Excel, Access, and other spreadsheet/database applications.

PDB Converter has been tested on Windows 95/98/98SE/Me/NT/2000/XP, and works well with databases created with NSBasic for Palm, and string-based PDB files created using PalmDB.DLL, and can read most HanDBase PDB databases.

Starting with version 4.0, PDB Converter can install PDBs after they are created (in both interactive and command-line modes), so they are transferred at next HotSync.

PalmOS Database Automation Server (PalmDB) is a COM component that allows full management of PalmOS Data databases when storedon a desktop.
These come as .pdb files which encompass a binaryrepresentation of the database.
The primary use of this server is from scripting languages such asVisual Basic and Visual Basic for Applications. It may of course beused from any COM client written in any other languages.
Enhancements:
- Added the source code to the archive.

This is a Java Desktop Application for Mac, Windows, Linux and all Plattforms supporting Java 1.1.8. or better.
This software is Freeware, but not for commercial use. Contact the author for further questions.
This Application exports all records of the a JFile pdb File to HTML Files.
Use Pilo-xfer or other tools to export the database from your palm to the platform you prefer.
System requirements:
- Palm III
- Palm OS v2.0
- JFile

The standard Palm installation tool installs all Palm databases (PDB files) in the default directory (/PALM/Launcher/).
But some softwares (such as MetrO) require files to be in a specific directory or you may want to organize your files in different directories.
Enter Folder : after each hotsync, it looks for new files installed on the memory card and moves them to their dedicated directory.
Default configuration included for my own programs. Easy addition of new configurations through a Folder preference panel.
Please read the included user guide for more information.
System requirements:
- Palm OS v4.0

Griddler 1.2 makes you relaxed with playing a real-time arcade game which lets you play Nonograms, Pic-a-pix's, PictureLogics etc. etc. A set of default puzzles are included with Griddler in the PlayTsunami.pdb file.