Hi,
You should also make sure that you have selected the emulator thread
in the Devices view. If you had previously opened the FileExplorer,
then restarted the emulator, then you're seeing stale data in that
window... select the thread with the green bug, then re-open File
Explorer and try again.
Additionally, it seems to sometimes take a little while for a file to
be deleted - wait a few seconds to see if it goes away.
If that still doesn't work, another alternative is to use adb shell to
connect to the device, then type "rm /data/data/{your app package}/
databases/{your database name}".
Hope this helps,
Chris
On Mar 27, 2:13 pm, Android-Berry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I want to delete a database which is created by my application.
>
> However when I use DDMS FileExplorer, select my database node and push
> "-" to delete, it does not work.
>
> How to remove some garbage database, which is created during test
> period.
>
> Thanks
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