File Extension

AM File Format

Advantage database server data dictionary files

AM is a file extension for a file used with Advantage Database Server. AM files contain the Advantage Data Dictionary, which are used when distributing the Advantage Database to another computer or location. AM files are the counterparts of ADD files, which are the Main Advantage Data Dictionary files. AM files must be distributed with the corresponding ADD files. AM files can be opened and modified by the Advantage Database Server.

 

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This was last updated in September 2010
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