Berkeley DB editor

In fact you can read out the tables over command line and get a comma seperated list (*.csv) which you can pipe into a file, so basically its possible to read those files into sql with navicat and/or openoffice and tools for those.
But thats still something different than editing.

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Originally Posted by tbnanubis

In fact you can read out the tables over command line and get a comma seperated list (*.csv) which you can pipe into a file, so basically its possible to read those files into sql with navicat and/or openoffice and tools for those.
But thats still something different than editing.

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But... that doesn't list all information, that is why I said there is pretty much a guarantee of data loss...

that only works for a few tables.
and u cant edit them.

first I really am newbie and dont understand programming.
I wanna see player trading log and I think it is in \gamedbd\dbdata\translog
can anyone tell me how to?

thanks

necro from graveyard
trades can be traceable in log folder. world2.formatlog or world2.log idk exactly

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Originally Posted by Hycker

necro from graveyard
trades can be traceable in log folder. world2.formatlog or world2.log idk exactly

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Thanks Hycker you are really my savior.
I've found that world2.formatlog contains trade logs.
If I may ask again, do you know what world2.trace contains?
I wanna see whats in it but the file is large (600MB+) and my connection is not too good.
(downloaded world2.log 2 GB+ and world2.formatlog 500MB+)