And, in addition to the advice you just got:

  Make a backup of the database before you start.

  If you just want to look, instead of running sqlite3 on the database,
  copy the file to a different place and look at the copy.  If you
  aren't skilled in SQL, you might damage the database by typing some
  command that modifies it.  It is normal in places with real data to
  have a prohibition on direct SQL database access except by the
  database admin, more or less.   Getting SQL commands right is 100x
  harder than starting sqlite3 on a file....
  
  

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