I created SQLite database in Android Studio (login form) and want to find it to check how many users I created, and for some other experiments, but I don't know where to find it. Does anyone show me right direction?
I use Stetho by Facebook and it's brilliant for this. Here is the link: http://facebook.github.io/stetho/
All the documentation to set it up is there, and it's all pretty simple.
You can check the SQLite Database and every modification you did with DB Browser.
DB Browser
Here's the link to download it https://sqlitebrowser.org/
Once you install it.
go to Android Studio -> app -> assets -> and right click your database , click Show in Explorer then drag and drop from the folder (where databse is) to the DB Browser
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I've already followed the instructions in the top answer Here.
Using the device file explorer in Android Studio, I find my app's database. I then right click on the "databases" folder and click save as. I save it in a development folder elsewhere.
I have downloaded both DB Browser for SQLite and Sqliteman. Both of these programs cannot open the files from above.
When I "Open Database" in DB Browser for SQLite, it does not see the files in my file path.
When I open the files in Sqliteman, I get an error. This is true for all three files.
In my app, some fields in the database are working. When I try to display the data (in my app) the date and time stamps show up, but the text does not. I was hoping that I could look at the tables in my database to see if they're even being saved.
I'd love to see the tables in my database. What am I missing? Thanks!
I was able to figure it out. Here's what I did:
All three files just needed to be renamed to .db, .db-shm, and .db-wal respectively. DB Browser was able to open the files. Sqliteman still won't work. It's probably too old.
I implemented my first app using Xamarin Studio (Mono for Android). This app stores some data in a SQLite db, which works fine on a Sony Tablet S device.
My question is: is there a way to get db file and see, for example, its size?
I looked up to the following path
/data/data/My-Application-Package-Name/databases/My-database-name
but it doesn't seem to exist.
Thanks for any help!
You can use Eclipse to go right to it using the sqlite manager plug-in (http://www.coderzheaven.com/2011/04/18/sqlitemanager-plugin-for-eclipse/)
Download the *.jar file from the website I reference above to the
"dropins" folder in eclipse (open your eclipse folder and you should
see it)
Then restart eclipse and go to the DDMS. You may have to do
windows->views-ddms if it isn't already being displayed...
Select your device from the left panel then use the file explorer to go to your data
directory/YOURAPP/databases. Hopefully there will be an icon that
shows up when you select your database. If not, rename your database to use the "db" ext.
Click it and it should open in the manager tab.
This is a valid database location (//data/data/My-Application-Package-Name/databases/My-database-name), but you can access it from file managers if you have root access only.
Look how it can be done here. Otherwise, if you want to get some info trough the code, you're doing something wrong, so publish the code and logcat.
I pulled file database from device (DDMS) and I don't know how to show it like row and column.
Anyone have idea, tell me please.
like this
If you just want to browse the database file. You can use http://sourceforge.net/projects/sqlitebrowser/
For browsing sqlite database pulled from device, you can use Mozilla FireFox browser's plug-in, like this:-
Click on the **FireFox** --> **Web Developer** --> **Sqlite Manager**.
Sqlite Manager will get open, then click on the connect database item in the Database menu to include your database for browsing.
While these programs work for viewing a SQLite database file, the bigger issue on Android is that you need to root your phone or use the emulator if you want to actually pull the file onto your computer.
I created a app and added some tables, columns and some info in it and i want to check it, how do i do it?
Switch to DDMS perpective(Window > Open Perpective > DDMS).
Find out your database's db file in file explorer. Select it.
Export it by clicking on the button in the top right corner of the UI.(ie; Pull the file from from the device)
Use SQLiteman to view the data.
Hope it helps.
If you are running your app on the phone, you cant access your internal storage unless it is rooted. If that is your case simply run the app on a virtual device, then go to DDMS perspective, from there data/data/yourapplication/database/urdb.db then pull the db on the your computer and explore it with the tools stated above.
you can query the database from your android code to do this.
check the link http://codinglookseasy.blogspot.in/2012/08/sqlite-database.html where you can find creating table , inserting data into tables and retrieving it . Or use SQLite Database Browser http://sqlitebrowser.sourceforge.net/ to check the values without using the code
use Sqlite Database Browser tool to see the your Sqlite database.
Go to the DDMS and export your application database and open this database in Sqlite Database Browser
This post on how to access sqlite database on Android, will help you out. There is one mozilla plugin which can also help you to see the database.
I believe that Motodev Studio allows for database browsing.
http://developer.motorola.com/tools/motodevstudio/?utm_campaign=mhp01092012&utm_source=mhp&utm_medium=mws
Or you could just export the database to your desktop, for example, and then browse it with the Firefox SQLite plugin.
i am new in android database.i downloaded sqlite database browser.
can u give me the steps how to use already generated database in android sdk with eclips.
give me proper structure where to store database in eclips folder structure
When you create a database in your application, it is stored in
/data/data/com.zenika.droidcontact/databases/nameOfYourDatabase.db
You can find this file by going in the DDMS perspective in Eclipse, in the file explorer view, select the emulator and then, follow the path here above to your file. Then, select it and you can use the "Pull a file from device" to get this database on to your computer. Then you can start SQLite Database Browser. now you can open your file, modifiy it in the software, execute request with the 3rd tab, browse tables and data with the first and second. Then, you can save the database modified and push it back onto the emulator just the same way as you pulled it, but with the push button.
Is this clear or do you need more explanation?