Two database in one app [duplicate] - android

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Multiple database in single app in android
I have one app with it's database file. Now i want to build another database file in this app to store another kind of data. Is it posible?

Though it is possible to have multiple database in single app, still I will suggest to have multiple tables in single database instead of multiple database.
Here is a solution to create multiple database.
How to add multiple database in single app

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I have an app that just need to read from a database. I do not want to parse a big file in the app because it takes a lot of memory.
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Just parsing the file and storing it in the app the first time the app is run will not do since it will create the same memory problem.
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I have seen many solutions which are code oriented, like if you have to create a table, you would have to create it using code, but this is not good for complex applications, as we have SQLite Browser to create database and its tables, and it generates a database file.
Now the question is, where to place that file in my project, there is no data folder in eclipse project, I dont know what to do, its interaction is not like MySQL where we use driver or connection?
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http://www.reigndesign.com/blog/using-your-own-sqlite-database-in-android-applications/
I've also made a blog post some time ago which combined the solution above with the use of ormlite:
http://www.b-fil.com/blog/2011/01/20/android-repository-ormlite-existing-sqlite-db/

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Take a look at the Copying from assets to database path section.

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