As far as I know, till you have space left in the storage(phone/ sdcard), you should be able to extend the DB. I don't exactly know how SQLite works for large dbs.
I have never run out of space with my apps. But It's an interesting question though. I would like to know more about it. Kumar Bibek http://tech-droid.blogspot.com On Jan 13, 3:43 am, Arhimed <vitaliy.khude...@gmail.com> wrote: > 1) Our Android app will store data in a built-in SQLite DB. > > I see the DB can throw android.database.sqlite.SQLiteFullException, > but there's no exact info in API what is the limit. > > Could anyone tell what are the size limits for a DB in order not to > get into the SQLiteFullException? > > I assume DB will store data in device's internal storage (versus > SDCard). Am I right? > Given SQLite DB is just a file, probably the DB size is limited with > free internal storage space. Again - Am I right? If yes, then what is > the internal storage size on Android? How to detect it? Does it vary > on a device model basis or OS version basis? > > 2) We'll also need to save app settings. I think SharedPreferences > will fit nicely. However the question is - are SharedPreferences saved > to the internal storage too? If yes, then is it the same storage where > the DB stores its file? > > Thanks in advance!
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