Opening .dat and .log files on iOS?

I couldn't be sure which forum to put this under. I'm looking for an app that can open these two file types. Editing is not a requirement.

Its hard to say without knowing the actual format and contents of said files. log files can be plain text. So any Text editor should be able to open them just fine unlesss they log is in some other perhaps binary format. DAT files are usually containers ofr other formats, so without knowng what is in them again its hard to suggest anythng.
What apps have you tried if any?

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DB77    C:sapdbdb77db                        7.7.02.16       fast    offline
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11.03.2008 20:10            13.405 DB77.02
14.02.2008 02:21            13.405 DB77.03
14.02.2008 02:17            13.405 DB77.04
24.01.2008 19:06            13.405 DB77.05
11.01.2008 18:57            13.405 DB77.06
31.12.2007 01:40            13.405 DB77.07
26.12.2007 14:40            13.404 DB77.08
26.12.2007 14:20            13.181 DB77.09
26.12.2007 14:01            13.181 DB77.10
14.03.2008 09:23                75 DB77.cfg
02.12.2007 18:24               648 DB77.mmm
11.03.2008 20:16           343.475 DB77.pah
24.03.2008 13:37             2.048 DB77.upc
14.02.2008 02:20    <DIR>          install
              27 Datei(en)      1.101.476 Bytes
               3 Verzeichnis(se), 20.064.083.968 Bytes frei
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14.02.2008 02:21            13.405 DB77.03
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24.01.2008 19:06            13.405 DB77.05
11.01.2008 18:57            13.405 DB77.06
31.12.2007 01:40            13.405 DB77.07
26.12.2007 14:40            13.404 DB77.08
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26.12.2007 14:01            13.181 DB77.10
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11.03.2008 20:16           343.475 DB77.pah
24.03.2008 13:37             2.048 DB77.upc
14.02.2008 02:20    <DIR>          install
              27 Datei(en)      1.101.476 Bytes
               3 Verzeichnis(se), 20.064.083.968 Bytes frei
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OK
As we see, the database is gone - but due to the withoutfiles flag all files are left in place. Therefore we can reregister the database rightaway:
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OK
>dbmcli db_enum
OK
DB77    C:sapdbdb77db                        7.7.02.16       fast    offline
DB77    C:sapdbdb77db                        7.7.02.16       slow    offline
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Volumeseriennummer: 08C7-EC59
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11.03.2008 20:10            13.405 DB77.02
14.02.2008 02:21            13.405 DB77.03
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14.02.2008 02:20    <DIR>          install
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OK
Database reregistered, all files are OK, database online. We're done.
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