iOS 8 Sends Power Diagnostics in .PLSQL

[Cergman]

So after tons of fiddling, I finally got mitmproxy setup on my Mac (thanks to this website). Basically how it works is when the device checks if a ticket number is valid and sends the info to Apple, the proxy returns a fake result and sends the data sent to my Mac. Very confusing - but I found it interesting that instead of standard log files for power diagnostics which Apple has been using, and still is in iOS 7, Apple has opted to use a .PLSQL database, which I haven't been able to open yet. Does anyone have a clue how to open one of these? I'm lost and I'd love to take a peek around. This file is 30.1MB.

 

[TheKrs1]

So after tons of fiddling, I finally got mitmproxy setup on my Mac (thanks to this website). Basically how it works is when the device checks if a ticket number is valid and sends the info to Apple, the proxy returns a fake result and sends the data sent to my Mac. Very confusing - but I found it interesting that instead of standard log files for power diagnostics which Apple has been using, and still is in iOS 7, Apple has opted to use a .PLSQL database, which I haven't been able to open yet. Does anyone have a clue how to open one of these? I'm lost and I'd love to take a peek around. This file is 30.1MB.

http://www.orafaq.com/wiki/PL/SQL_FAQ

 

[cfriedline]

These are SQLite files. You can browse them with any newer SQLite client such as sqlitebrowser (sqlitebrowser.org) or SQLite Manager plugin (https://addons.mozilla.org/en-us/firefox/addon/sqlite-manager/) in Firefox.