What file is cloudfile.db?

"cloudfile.db" is a data file named cloudfile stored in the database; the file with the db suffix is ​​generally a file used by software to store data, equivalent to a database, and each software has its own The storage format is the way the data is arranged. Some software data files have the suffix ".db".

The operating environment of this tutorial: Windows 10 system, DELL G3 computer.

What is cloudfile.db?

cloudfile.db is a file named cloudfile stored in the database.

Because db is generally a file used by software to store data, which is equivalent to a database. Each software has its own storage format, which is the way the data is arranged.

The suffix name of some software data files is DB.

For example, Thumbs.db under Win7 system is a thumbnail data file. So db files are not a specific file format.

db files can be opened with Notepad and the office software Microsoft Office Access, and can also be imported into database software such as UltraEdit, foxbase, SQL Server, and powerbuilder.

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Opening method of DB file format:

can be used Open it with Notepad, Microsoft Office Access, or import it into UltraEdit, foxbase, SQL Server, powerbuilder and other database software.

How to open the db file:

• 1. Use Notepad to open the

in the db file Right-click on the file and a right-click menu will pop up to select the opening method, then select "Notepad" and click "OK" to open it via Notepad.

• 2. Use UltraEdit software to open the database file

Take UltraEdit software as an example. After installing the UltraEdit software, open the software, click the "Open" button in the software window, an open window will appear, and find the storage address of the db file in the search range window.

Click the database file you want to open, and then click the Open button at the top of the window, and the UltraEdit software will open the database file.

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