What is a .PDB file?
A PDB file is a database file used by various applications, including Pegasus, Quicken, MS Visual Studio, and Palm Pilot software. It stores data in a structured format and is typically installed with the corresponding application.
More .PDB File Extension Information
PDB files used by different programs are usually saved in a proprietary format, meaning they can only be opened by the program they were installed with. For example, an Intuit Quicken PDB file is not recognized by Microsoft Visual Studio.
Visual Studio uses PDB files to store debugging information about a program, including symbol information, which is too large to be stored in the program itself. The symbol information consists of a list of all symbols in a program module with addresses, the name of the file, and the line the symbol was declared on. You can use Visual Studio to load information from the PDB file to debug a program.
How to open .PDB files?
.PDB can be using by 2 Flatform (Mac, Windows).
And can be open by bellow programs list:
|Microsoft Visual Studio 2017|
Updated at: 2018-11-13