I want info about the Exchange Database EDB file format?
I have checked out the information provided in the following link:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/libesedb/files/
The documentation was good but quite confusing so I want some more help on it.
If some body has more info on EDB format then please provide it to me.
Thanks for your cooperation.
All you need to do is download EDB to PST Converter and launch the software on your Windows PC. Then browse to select the EDB file and click 'Next' to access and open the EDB mailboxes and mail items. The software is free to download and lets you scan, open, and preview the EDB mailboxes.
An EDB file is a database created by Microsoft Exchange Server. It serves as the main repository for the mailbox data saved by Exchange. EDB files store both in-process and stored non-SMTP messages, formatted using a b-tree structure that includes a top-level node and many child nodes.
A direct way to convert your EDB to a PDF file is EDB Converter Tool, which selects your EDB file and converts them into Outlook PST file format. Install Aryson EDB to PST Converter Tool and run. Click on the browse button to select the EDB file. Scan & preview your EDB file using advanced scanning options.
edb is the Windows Search index database. A search index allows users to quickly search for data and files in the file system due to indexing of files, e-mails in PST files and other content. Indexing is performed in the background by the SearchIndexer.exe process.
There's not much info out there, as you've found. What you can do is have a look at the following three links, hopefully they'll cover everything you may still wish to learn:
Hope that helps!
As I am currently working on the Exchange EDB format I might could answer some question. I use libesedb as a basic source of information, but otherwise chose to access the EDB via the Extensible Storage Engine API (aka JetBlue, aka Esent API). So, if you can form some particular question I can try to answer it for you.
By the way as I see you using .net as a tag to this post I would like to point your attention to Laurion Burchall's Managed Esent API (open source). It reduces somewhat the cryptic complexity of the Windows API and might be useful for you to keep it "managed":
http://managedesent.codeplex.com/
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