I need to know how to create simple android application by sqlite database, how can i view the sqlite database and to view the tables has like other mysql server,Let me help to create simple application with database.where i can find the database.
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Kindly provide me the code/steps for Android application which will provide the Video Streaming & Video playing functionalities by accesssing the Videos from various video websites available on Internet.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI implemented sqlitedatabase using content provider in one application. And created some tables and some data in that. By using another application how to read those database. I am doing in second application as a sql query by using Content uri what i used in application one. But it is throwing exception that read permissin is required. How to give those permissions is it in application1 or 2.
View 21 Replies View RelatedI want manage our web application using an android application. we want to the database connection object. we are using mysql database. and i want to post the data to my server. so please help me for this solution.
View 2 Replies View RelatedI have started creating database for my application. It is working well. The data is also getting stored.But the issue is that i require dropping table, that already exists, every time i run the application.
But one thing i found is that whenever i change the version of the database in my code, the table gets dropped. But i would like to know whether it is possible to drop table without changing the version number of the database.
android code to delete the database from the application?
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View 1 Replies View RelatedI'm searching information about how i can access a specific database that to not belong to me, and that is store in /data/data/com.... directory is it possible without root access? it it possible with root access, and how?
View 3 Replies View RelatedI am writing an app that will require a centralized database, along with a small app to digest incoming file data and populate this database.
android phone -> file -> some app somewhere -> some database somewhere
I know this is probably a fairly common situation. Is there a particular hosting service/solution for this? Many apps must do something like this (with high score tables and the like). The trick is, I can't use one of the high-score-specific hosting sites, because I need the app in front of the database to interpret the incoming files.
One of my applications downloads a database from a server. When I install the application onto my phone, it downloads the file correctly and loads the information, no exceptions thrown or anything. However, when I upload the apk into the Android Market Place and download it onto the phone, the application downloads the database and then crashes, saying that the sqlite handler was not able to open up the database.
Here's the progression of code:.............
I'm testing an application I'm working on and I wanted to delete the database my application creates so I could read all the data from my web server back in to a fresh one.
I launched adb, went to data/data/my.applicaton.package/databases and did a "rm mydatabase". This deleted the database (note: I've done this many many times before without a problem).
I launched my application again and, to my surprise, a new database wasn't created. Even more surprising is there was data in my application. My application is still pulling the data from some where! It gets a Cursor from my database and uses a CursorAdapter to populate the list. So, it is obviously reading from a database (seemingly a cached one?).
I'm trying to implement a database in my application. I'm following a tutorial about writing my own ContentProvider, but I'm confused about SQLiteOpenHelper::getType. We're supposed to write it and, essentially, write a switch that returns the MIME type corresponding to the type of data we're dealing with.
I don't fully understand it. I'm not sure, even though I have an example, what is precisely supposed to be conveyed here. How do I determine the MIME type of my different tables of data?
I got some problem with my database in my Android application. Perhaps, my application is working but let me explain you.
Here are just parts of the code from my app.. i don't want to paste the whole it's not needed.
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So when i try to run my app i get Force close, but when i put manually: dh.insert("test", "ooo");
In the onCreate method in my main activity everything is fine and working. So, the conclusion is that i must put some value for the first time i run the app so it can work properly. I thought maybe to update that row with the new informations that i insert later through some TextView's from the app.
I am having a own device which is running on android 2.1.I have installed one application in that .That application will create a new DB if there is no DB for the application.It is creating correctly .I have accessed the device memory as well.I have seen the database in the device memory.But when I reboot the device the Database got erased .The app is not persisting the database after rebooting the device.What will the problem?
View 3 Replies View Related im try to make apps about information of a city. On the picture has many menu (you can see menu "info 1", "info 2", "info 3"....). in the plan, i will make thats app with Android SQLite, so for each info menu can display an information from sqlite database (read data from SQLite database). The questions are :
how thats app posible to make ?
What the name type or app model (similiar to picture) and what must be learn, so i can know how to build that app ?
I'm new to the android application development. I found some packages java.sql and javax.sql packages in the API of android while going through it. My doubt is can I access the Oracle Database directly using drivers. So what type of driver is used to connect.
View 11 Replies View RelatedBasically I am creating a database driven website in Web Developer 2008. The database is stored in the App_Data folder of my website project. Could I have an iPhone, Blackberry, Symbian, Windows Phone, webOS or Android app access the database via an HTTP (or some other type of) request? I would like to know if this is possible before I move too far in the programming.
View 3 Replies View Relatedwhat is the maximum size of application's database allowable in Android? In other words whats max capacity of android appl private database, as well as whats max capacity of content provider available?
View 4 Replies View RelatedI have android application and service that runs in separate process. Application and service read and write to same database (and same table).
What is the best way to work with database? How to prevent locks?
I want to create a sqlite database by importing data from some data files, like csv etc., and then put this database into one of my android application and then deploy into the Android device.
By now the samples and tutorial what I found are all taliking about creating the sqlite database at runtime when running the android application on the device. Is there anyway I can create it offline and then attach it to my application later?
Any tools and docs for this?
I'm new bie to android.. i want to access external database from my android application.. I've searched so much time in the Internet but could not get exact idea how to implement?
Please help me If any one is having idea on that and post if u have any code related to it.
In one android application, I created a database file in data/data/com.rams/databases/dbfilename.
If I created a second application with the same package name (com.rams) and I access the database file created with my first application, the second application is able to access the database contents.
How can I secure the database file created with my first application?
My question is I think quite simple but I don't think the answer will be...
I have quite a lot of content to have in my application to make it run properly, and I'm thinking of putting all of it in a database, and distribute it in an embedded database with the application in the market.
The only trouble is that I have no idea of how to do that.
I know that I can extract a file .db from Eclipse DDMS with the content of my database, and I suppose I need to put it in the asset folder of my application, but then how to make the application use it to regenerate the application database?
I am in need to write an application for Android devices that needs to access a large (~200MB) database.
What would be the best way to do this? Can I just stick the database in the assets folder? I have read of various limitations that apply to the entire application size and to individual resources within, especially on some devices... What are exactly these limits?
Is there any way to do this apart from a post-installation download from an external server?
I export my application to .apk file, sign it then install it. But when I run my App, it displays an error because there's no data in my database. The database was created as a new one when I installed the application, so all the data were lost! How can I include database data when exporting an Android application?
View 1 Replies View RelatedI want to write an application that reads blogpost from the internet and then present in my own way.
The blogposts are stored in databases, so I figured that the only thing I had to do was to query an online database for the posts that I want to show.. But I canīt find a way to open a connection to an online database. anyone out there with a solution to my problem?
I'm creating a map application on Android in which users share info. among them. I've., one user's marking on the map should be available to other users. What might be the best design for such type of communication?(like where can i host my database, file exchange format etc)
View 2 Replies View RelatedI am developing an app on Android that will randomly pick and display an inspirational quotation (or verse) from a large collection of quotations. On Android I can choose between a flat file and an SQLite database. The app should satisfy the following conditions:
Be scalable to 10^6 quotations and/or verses
Be very fast (i.e. retrieve and display a quotation, immediately at the touch of a button)
Be able to load new quotations from an external source (in a format I have not yet decided)
What data format must I use?
I want to write an dictionary application for Android. I want it offline with at least 5000 words. My questions are:
What should I use to store my words, I mean is it a good idea to create an ArrayList, hashmap etc? If not then why and what do you propose? The more important thing for me this this how to create a database to store the words which will be at least 5000 I want the apps to work fast and work offline no need of network.
I have an application for which I am planning to release both a free and a paid version. I found that this will require the two versions of the application to each have different package names.
When a user upgrades from the free version to the paid version, the paid version needs to be able to access the database built by the free version. I am trying to understand the best way to make sure that upgrade does not disrupt the user's data.
I have read that the AndroidManifest file setting for shared user id should allow both applications to access the same data. I don't need the applications to both be running simultaneously, as I expect the user will uninstall the free version after upgrading to the paid version. However I need to make sure that if possible the user's data is not lost and is still accessible and usable by the paid version of the application.
I have read about a problem with the shared user id where uninstalling one application will cause the other shared application to stop working because its permissions get deleted, (see details at http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=2773 ) Apparently this issue is fixed in doughnut, but since all the currently deployed android phones do not have doughnut yet, this still seems like a significant problem.
In addition to the database information, I would also like to preserve the user's default shared preferences settings after the upgrade. However the default shared preference settings are not as critical as the data in the database.