14.03.2011 17:31, David Williams ?????:
is there any way (any tool) that I can take a look at the table
contents so I can check that my code is populating the data in my
tables as I'd expect?
You can copy the database file to the host computer and use sqlite3,
which is a command-line SQlite interface. It comes with the Android SDK.
The syntax is:
"sqlite3 <db file name>".
Reference:
http://www.sqlite.org/sqlite.html
The only thing is, database files are private to your application. Some
options for dealing with this are:
- Using the emulator (which allows access to application-specific data
directories, either in Eclipse's DDMS view or with "adb pull <file>");
- Writing your own SQLiteOpenHelper type class that would place the
database on the memory card;
- Implementing a button in your application that would copy the database
file to the memory card.
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Kostya Vasilyev -- http://kmansoft.wordpress.com
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