2012/2/1 John Davis :
> Many thanks. I see what you mean. I could add an import/export command to
> the app. And in the final release, simply remove the import/export
> capability.
Or, name it "backup/restore" and leave it in as a feature.
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Hello Kostya Vasiyev,
Many thanks. I see what you mean. I could add an import/export command to
the app. And in the final release, simply remove the import/export
capability.
John
On Wed, Feb 1, 2012 at 11:43 AM, Kostya Vasilyev wrote:
> On 02/01/2012 08:36 PM, John Davis wrote:
>
>> Any su
On 02/01/2012 08:36 PM, John Davis wrote:
Any suggestions on how to work on the database on a non-rooted phone?
I would prefer to use the database on the phone rather than on a pc.
You can add code in the app to copy the database from the app's storage
directory in internal memory to the memo
Hello
I am writing an application which uses a sqlite database. Previously I was
using a rooted phone to debug/develop this app. My app does not have any
special permissions, sdcard, etc.
One thing I was doing when using a rooted phone was debugging the database
queries via adb shell. I would
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