Did you try
this.getApplicationContext().openOrCreateDatabase(DATABASE_NAME,
Context.MODE_PRIVATE, null);
?
W dniu 14.03.2011 01:46, David Williams pisze:
All,
I am trying to create an SQLite DB but for some reason it's not working.
My logic performs the following.
db.openDatabase(Global
Not strictly. You can always use the projection map.
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On Mon, Mar 14, 2011 at 12:40 PM, David Williams
wrote:
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> Shame that I can't connect to the this DB with Toad for MySQL, but I can live
> with the
> sqlite3 for now :)
http://code.google.com/p/sqlite-manager/downloads/list
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14.03.2011 20:40, David Williams ?:
One more question if I may, do all id fields have to be prefixed with
a underscore like _id ? Right now (not sure what version of sql WebOS
uses) all my database tables simple have columns called id.
If I do need to prefix all my id columns with an unde
Thanks,
That worked a treat. Am able to see what is going on in my DB now :)
Shame that I can't connect to the this DB with Toad for MySQL, but I can
live with the sqlite3 for now :)
One more question if I may, do all id fields have to be prefixed with a
underscore like _id ? Right now (not
14.03.2011 19:40, David Williams ?:
How would I go about copying the database file from the emulator (or
phone) to my computer? Where would I find the db?
To copy from the emulator:
- In Eclipse, switch to DDMS perspective (toolbar on the right side or
Window - Open Perspective - Other -
Kostya,
Thanks for the info.
How would I go about copying the database file from the emulator (or
phone) to my computer? Where would I find the db?
I do use Eclipse, but am not familiar with DDMS view (oe even what it
is) nor the adb pull command. Any additional info on this would be much
ap
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
Ok,
I think I have been able to resolve this now :) Took a look at the
notepad demo and that helped a lot.
One other question, once I have my database and I start to create tables
for it and programatically start to populate these tables with data, is
there any way (any tool) that I can take
All,
I am trying to create an SQLite DB but for some reason it's not working.
My logic performs the following.
db.openDatabase(GlobalVars.DATABASE_NAME, null, 0);
This simply tries to open my DB. If the DB doesn't exist it will throw
an exception, which I can check, but I would suspect th
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