Thanks for the responses.
It's a relatively simple database application - so it should fit fine.
I downloaded the windows command line program and created a database and
then copied it to the device emulator - and worked fine.
i was also able to read from the dafault database folder
I think people overemphasize this: SQLite will work for most
applications, unless you're running a production quality service where
you're already hiring a database administrator. For anything which
will be running purely on the phone, SQLite is a perfectly good
option, I've *never* seen a need
I'm at the initial stages of writing an app which will need a database.
1. can android databases be created on windows - i.e. populated.
2. where are these files stored on the device.
3. can an app read multiple database files - e.g. all database files stored
in a specific folder.
4. is there
On Wed, Jan 16, 2013 at 9:53 PM, dashman erjdri...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm at the initial stages of writing an app which will need a database.
1. can android databases be created on windows - i.e. populated.
Yes, sqlite will work on Windows.
2. where are these files stored on the device.
In
Before you adopt SQLite, I recommend you research its limitations.
On Jan 16, 2013 6:53 PM, dashman erjdri...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm at the initial stages of writing an app which will need a database.
1. can android databases be created on windows - i.e. populated.
2. where are these files
I am developing on a MyTouch. When I run the example Notepad
application data is saved but I don't see anything in the data
directory when browsing with AndExplorer.
1) Is root required to see the data files in a directory listing?
2) Is there a device facility available for a typical non-root
Hey,
I am working on a project for a belgium Tv Guide.
Now I download a database (.db) file from a server to the sdcard to
work with.
In this database are 2 tabels, tvchannels and tvprograms.
Now I can do several updates to the tvchannels table and i want to
make a backup of this table to a
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