MDB Decode at App Store analyse

After install I clicked one button OPEN and was prompted to choose a database. It opened my access file quickly and had 6 useful export options: CSV, MySQL, Postgres, Oracle Sybase and SqLite. I clicked CSV saved the file and had a CSV file of the data. The CSV file had some formatting issue, but got all the data out. Over all this is a good tool and I could not have asked for anything easier to use.

Simple easy to use interface, with basic options, but that’s all one needs as most developers would be trying to convert old Access files to some type of modern DB. It opened my file lightning fast and I simply exported it to a .SQL file for import to my MariaDB server. Relations and all tables in one shot. For the price it does what it says without all the bells and whistles you don’t need for quick exports. Nicely done!

Tried to open an .accdb file and the app would even recognized it. The open file dialog showed it grayed out and when dragging and dropping it would not do anything. Useless app that just cost me $4...

Wrong Info .. Wrong info … does not open ACCDB files. MDB ONLY .. Wan tmy $ back.

Had an old MDB file from a previous business that I needed names, addresses, etc. from. Problem was, I no longer use PCs -- have moved to Mac. Have no program that would open the file. Bought this program, it opened the file, and I was able to export as CSV file, which Numbers was able to open. Saved me MANY hours of work reentering the data. Happy, happy, happy! Thank you!