My company used to use a product called DynaZip which is no longer supported and the company is defunct. Through trial and error I have found out that most likely the data stored in our databases is in ZIP terms, a single ZipEntry, as its header signature is 50 4B 01 02, instead of the expected 50 4B 03 04. Is there any way I can use any other available libraries, commercial or open source, to continue to compress and decompress our single entry "files"?
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Is there a way to decompress a DynaZip Max file with another library? F.E. DotNetZip

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