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)
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I'm debugging an issue with an Android application that seems to stem from missing data in its SQLite database. When I open the database using Android Debug Database, the data is shown. However, when I save the SQLite file to my computer using Android Studio's Device File Explorer and then open it up with a SQLite client, the data is missing.
Using Room to manage the SQLite db, and used both TablePlus and DB Browser for SQLite to view the db on my computer.
Room uses write-ahead logging (WAL). Much of the time, this means that the SQLite database consists of three files:
Whatever you named the base file
One with .wal
One with .shm
You need to copy all three if you wish to use the database elsewhere (e.g., desktop SQLite browser, backup/restore).
Background:
I don't have any knowledge in Android. I want to develop an app with 2 forms, one is to take customer data and one is to search the data. I can do this app in web or in Jface/SWT but just want to check feasibility of writing it in Android.
Problem statement:
Can we create an app in Android like mentioned above with SQLLite DB? but the data should be accessible from another android device with same app. i.e. my DB will be hosted on one Android device and I should be able to access that from another device also. The architecture is shown in below image.
Can we do something like this in android?
So I have two ways to do that:
Conver your csv file to db or sqlite using SQLite Database Browser and than paste this file into your assets folder of your project and than on create of your Application or Activity write it in the Data folder/directory of your app property and so that you can get your Database on each device.
If it does not help follow this one:
https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/remote-database-connector-rdc-connect-to-any-remote-db.31540/
I am using Microsoft Android Emulator for testing my Native Android Applications developed using Java and SQLLite.
I am able to store data in the SQL Lite database and able to display the same on my APP. However, there are some columns which are not displayed in the APP's UI.
The only way to view those columns is to move the .DB file (SQL Lite database file) from my the SD card (of the Emulator) to one of the physical location and then view the same in SQLiteBrowser. I need to repeat this process everytime there is a new record in the table.
Is there a smart way to automate this process?
Appreciate any suggestions.
Thank you,
Prawin
You can use my script to pull the database:
https://gist.github.com/bigdestroyer/c66f50cf9b8f252f59be
First, it copies the database file from app databases directory (/data/data/the.app.package/databases) to SD card. And then it pulls the database file from SD card to local file system.
I dont know how to ask this question, I know sqlite exists on every android system and I understand how to work with sqlite database
My question , can I know what are the database and tables any mobile application is using in my sqlite android. lets say facebook app using sqlite in my android , can I know what are the tables is using ?
for that you have to root your android device then you will be able to fetch all the applications data in your phone. all the applications are located under /data/data/ directory
I have integrated SQLdroid (sqldroid.org) into my project. I am connecting locally with my SQLite database in Android. Is there any way how to connect to online SQLite database file?
Thanks
SQLDroid is not the path because it's designed only to access the built-in SQLite database, in fact it uses the standard Android SQLite API