I am just wondering if the Inbox.dabase2 file is correctly located In Application Support/Devonthink folder
and…
why the other .dbase2 files are in the Databases folder located in my home folder?
something I can get rid of?
the iCloudkit sync is redundant?
thanks
Alessandro
It is correctly located as it’s a built-in database that shouldn’t be moved or renamed.
I am just wondering if the Inbox.dabase2 file is correctly located In Application Support/Devonthink folder
Yes. That’s exactly where it lives and should stay.
why the other .dbase2 files are in the Databases folder located in my home folder?
Because that’s where they belong. It’s a safe and easily accessible location for your separate databases. Database location has also been discussed in here, on our blog, and in the documentation.
something I can get rid of?
the iCloudkit sync is redundant?
Either CloudKit or Dropbox is likely redundant here, unless you were syncing specific databases to each. You should not be syncing the same databases to both.
thanks, and… the AleInboxLocal.dtcloud is itself a blessed file?
It’s just a local sync option. It’s used in specific instances, often on a portable drive or file server for use on multiple Macs. It’s also often made when people are just guessing at what option to use 
therefore I can get rid of it?
If it’s unneeded, absolutely. The sync methods are all separate, so deleting one doesn’t affect another.
However, it’s always a good habit to Control-click a sync location and choose Clean Location before deleting it.
It doesn’t appear in sync location…
that I know…
that file is not in the localsync store
What “file” ?
AleInboxLocal.dtcloud
Choose Reveal in Finder. What happens?
it appears, located in the Databases folder
Okay… I’m confused. The local sync store is visible, can be revealed in the Finder, so it exists. So what’s the issue with cleaning it in the Sync preferences then deleting it?
I did it, thanks
So all is well now? 
yes, thanks
