Reverse Engineering for Beginners

CHAPTER 86. ORACLE RDBMS: .SYM-FILES CHAPTER 86. ORACLE RDBMS: .SYM-FILES

Oh, let’s also try Oracle RDBMS for win64. There has to be 64-bit addresses instead, right?

The 8-byte pattern is visible even easier here:

Figure 86.5:.SYM-file example from Oracle RDBMS for win64

So yes, all tables now have 64-bit elements, even string offsets! The signature is nowOSYMAM64, to distinguish the target
platform, apparently.

This is it! Here is also library which has functions to access Oracle RDBMS.SYM-files:GitHub.