Log
File type: Binary file, Various data file, Text file
Files with log extension can be usually found as logs generated by various apps and programs, often for reporting purposes.
Found 2 different file type records with the same log filename suffix.
File type category:
Binary file
Various data file
Text file
Date updated: December 31, 2024
File extension log is frequently used for log files. Such files are usually in plain text file format and are used by many programs.
A log generally contains a record of which program processes were requested at which times. It is a good bit of information for users and programmers or administrators.
MIME types:
text/plain
Try to use any text editor to open and view the content of *.log files.
Usually not meant to be converted to anything else, but text based logs can be handled like any other text files.
NotePad++ text editor (Microsoft Windows)
Microsoft Windows NotePad (Microsoft Windows)
PSPad (Microsoft Windows)
Sublime Text (Microsoft Windows)
TextEdit (Apple macOS / Mac OS X)
Sublime Text for Mac (Apple macOS / Mac OS X)
gedit (Linux/Unix)
Sublime Text for Linux (Linux/Unix)
NotePad++ text editor (Microsoft Windows)
Microsoft Windows NotePad (Microsoft Windows)
PSPad (Microsoft Windows)
Sublime Text (Microsoft Windows)
TextEdit (Apple macOS / Mac OS X)
Sublime Text for Mac (Apple macOS / Mac OS X)
gedit (Linux/Unix)
Sublime Text for Linux (Linux/Unix)
NotePad++ text editor (Microsoft Windows)
Microsoft Windows NotePad (Microsoft Windows)
PSPad (Microsoft Windows)
Sublime Text (Microsoft Windows)
TextEdit (Apple macOS / Mac OS X)
Sublime Text for Mac (Apple macOS / Mac OS X)
gedit (Linux/Unix)
Sublime Text for Linux (Linux/Unix)
Microsoft Windows (Microsoft Windows)
NotePad++ text editor (Microsoft Windows)
Microsoft Windows NotePad (Microsoft Windows)
PSPad (Microsoft Windows)
Microsoft Windows (Microsoft Windows)
File type category:
Database file
Date updated: April 7, 2024
The log file extension is associated with applications, that are used Extensible Storage Engine (ESE) technology. Extensible Storage Engine (ESE) was developed by Microsoft and introduced in Microsoft Windows 2000 operating system.
The Extensible Storage Engine (ESE) transaction log records all changes to the queue database. Changes to the EDB database are first written to the transaction log and then committed to the database.
It is not possible to open log extension file.
The log extension files are not convertable.
Microsoft Exchange Server (Microsoft Windows)
Windows Mail (Microsoft Windows)
Windows Live Mail (Microsoft Windows)
Microsoft Exchange Server (Microsoft Windows)
Windows Mail (Microsoft Windows)
Windows Live Mail (Microsoft Windows)