I did not find any downloads of SQLite for Android or iOS on http://www.sqlite.org/download.html, though I did find a binary download for Windows Phone 8.
Where can I download SQLite for Android and iOS platforms?
Also, are there any other databases I can use for local work on Android and iOS devices?
Where can I download SQLite for Android and iOS platforms?
SQLite support is built-in in both these platforms. Start using it right away. Refer Using Databases in Android and Core Data Programming Guide in iOS.
Also, are there any other databases I can use for local work on Android and iOS devices?
There are several (look here and here), but why do you need anything else when SQLite is supported natively.
Where can I download SQLite for Android?
please refer below link.
platforms?http://www.androidhive.info/2011/11/android-sqlite-database-tutorial/
you can store the values in shared preferences locally, sqlite is only database available to
store value in database
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Good morning,
I am developing offline storage for an Android mobile app and I would like to access and open its local database as I always did with web local development, possibly by using some sort of GUI software like DB Browser for SQLite.
I found out where the db file is but it is too much cumbersome exporting it from the Android file system (I tried the ADB backup + decrypt with zlib library way) from a dev point of view. Are there other modern ways?
I'm using Visual Studio Code as code editor.
I am building my first Android app using Phonegap and the Phonegap app on my android tablet. It uses a SQLite DB. I want to be able to view some of the tables in the DB. I have rooted my tablet and installed several apps like SQLite Debugger, sqlite DB reader, file manager. None of them find the db. It is not listed under the Phonegap app or under the com.mydomain.app notation I set in the config.
Does anyone know where to find it?
Thanks
you can see in eclipse file explorer, com.mydomain.app then database folder.
Note:If you not inserted data,you can not see
I bought and installed SQLite Editor on to my tablet. It has a good search feature and found it. It was in:
/data/data/com.adobe.phonegap.app/app_database/http_192.168.1.117_3000/0000000000000001.db
The IP address is the local IP that phonegap server is running on.
I got a problem. I have to develop an iOS application that access to a simple xml online database and that store those data in a local storage remaining synchronized with it. I have a Parse account if that can help. (The application should work on Android too, so an universal solution would be great).
In simple terms, the user doesn't access the network sometimes, so I have to keep a local copy of the database that is online and, whenever it access the network, I have to check the version of the database online, and if newer download it and update the local copy. Which kind of local storage should I use? Which kind of online storage should I use? (Xml was just an idea) Can I use parse for this? Is there an online storage suitable for android too?
Thank you!
We are using sqlite android and ios. Using sql from server side. Webservice for connection.
I am having an application with local sqlite database in an Adobe Air application for Android and iOS.
I would like to give the user the ability to backup and restore the local database. Since on iOS you cannot just save a backup file on the file system/SD card, I am thinking of backing it up to dropbox or to some other place.
It would be great of someone could give me some pointers and code sniplets about the best practises for this problem.
Thanks!
Check out the Dropbox Api section. You can use it to save files exactly as you've described in android without too much difficulty. They provide some good resources.
Is there a better way in which android database from sd card of my android phone can be transferred to a web application using visual basic?
This Firefox addon can be of use.
You need to extract the schema for your database for your new. Bear in mind that SQL syntax for SQLite is different from MySQL... (I assumed you need to transfer your android db to MySQL web db)
Read this tutorial