Well, I'm developing an android application with React Native, and I decided to use SQLite as a database
On the site 'https://github.com/andpor/react-native-sqlite-storage' it explains a bit of how to use SQLite with react-native, the problem is that I work with a Windows operating system computer.
I'm following all the steps of the site, but when I get into 'Setting up your project to import the pre-populated SQLite database from iOS application', I'm confused as I'm developing an Android application, and it teaches only for iOS.
I wonder if it has a way of doing the same thing for Android. Can you help me?
If you are using android then you can jump directly to Opening a Database.
As the documentation says, the step you are stuck in is for iOS only.
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I am using MySql database in my android app, can you tell me how can i run it on my android phone ratter than running it on emulator.
If you want to persist data in your app, Android by default has SQLite library pre-installed. Here you can see the tutorial how to use it. https://developer.android.com/training/data-storage/sqlite
But as they recommend on their landing page, it is much easier and convenient to use Room library, which works as ORM tool for SQLite on your device.
Here is the link to room library.
I'm developing a cross-platform mobile app using Cordova in visual studio.
The problem is that I need a database to store and retrieve data, usually I create local database inside the visual studio, but I cannot find the localDB option within a Cordova app. So, if anyone can help me with creating a database and connect it to the Cordova app? What are the best methods/ways to do it?
Please check here. Hopefully, it will be helpful with you.
I'm a newbie for android development.
I'm developing an mobile application run on Android devices with Delphi XE7. And now I'm searching the way to encrypt the sqlite database files accessed through FireDac on Android devices.
I've found The SQLite Encryption Extension (SEE).
But I'm not sure if FireDac can work properly with SEE to manipulate sqlite databases on Android device. If it can, how to deploy SEE to an android device?
Please suggest solutions.
FireDAC will not support SEE. However, you could use the build-in encryption with FireDAC for SQLite. That would save you from having to use multiple components for the same task.
Here is a link to the documentation on SQLite with FireDAC. The encryption process is included.
http://docwiki.embarcadero.com/RADStudio/XE8/en/Using_SQLite_with_FireDAC
I’ve qt-opensource-windows-x86-android-5.2.1 installed and I’m using windows 8 64bit.
I've Known that only sqlLite driver is available for android, but I want to use MySQL. So is there a tutorial more detailed than this one
explains how to build the MySQL driver for Android on windows.
Note: The Application I've built runs successfully on windows but it doesn't even open in android.
I handled same project request the Android Apps work with MYSQL.
But our solution is using RSS and external XML to read/write the database.
Sorry about that cannot really help with your problem.
If RSS and PHP page is acceptable. I think you can try with it.
I am developing an content oriented app for android and iphone. I finished developing in android which has database in the format of androidApp.db. Is it possible to use the same database for iphone as well because in iphone the database format is .sqlite.
Is it possible to use Android - androidAppdatabase.db
for iOS - iphoneAppdatabase.sqlite?.
If so please could you suggest some steps.
Thanks for your help guys.
YES, its is you can use this DB it in both android as well as iOS
android and iOS both supports SQLite
EDIT : Download SQLite expert from here
the db file is used to copy in both android and iPhone applications, check following link, to know how to do this in iOS.
Add an SQLite database to an iPhone app