Android : Way To Connect With SQLite Using Droid?
Feb 25, 2009I want database connection code using android database connectivity with SQLite.
View 2 RepliesI want database connection code using android database connectivity with SQLite.
View 2 RepliesCan anybody give example how to connect sqlite with android?
View 3 Replies View RelatedIs there any UI can connect to SQLite database? I hope that I can read the data without writing code.is there any method can make it happened?
View 6 Replies View RelatedI have made db using java this way : Code...
when i open it using sqllight data browser it works fine but after adding it to new directory in my android project called databases/test1.db. Code...
I am not getting any information in the cursor in existInDataBase() function to be more specific I'm always getting false for cursor.moveToFirst() even when my query is just to select without any thing
can someone please :
1.tell me what he thinks is wrong
2.how can i debug and see what there is in the db (i debug but i cant see anything odd should i had a if saying "you have no data base")note " when i builded the app the first time the app was the the one who build the db as you can see in private void insertValus(String []typeInserted , int num);
my problem seems to be the manifest file: when one takes a db file and import it to his android project what should he do ?please explain in steps what should i do thanks yoav.
Folks, apologies ... I have a very urgent request. Tomorrow I want to present an Android application on the phone (not on the emulator) to a group of students. I have a Samsung Galaxy running on Android 1.5. I got it all hooked up and I can see the device using "adb devices". I can also see it in DDMS. So the connection is fine. I even can install the application on the device - but I cannot run it. The main problem seems to be that my application cannot access the corresponding local SQLite database. Everything works perfectly on the emulator. I figured out that I also cannot access the data/data folder on the devices. It says "permission denied". Then I found out that I have to "root" the device. But absolutely no clue how I can do that. Also installing the apk through "adb install ...." did not work. What can I do in order to get my SQLite db on the device? Do I have to root it?
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I have created the db using the adb shell and all I need to do is to connect to the db from an activity and run a simple query to retrieve and file.
My Android application stores all user data in a Sqlite database. What are my options to backup/export/import/copy this data? I know I can easily copy the database to the SD card. I would also like to send the data to a network server. Are there any packages/classes available to facilitate getting sqlite information to/from a network server?
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View 2 Replies View RelatedSo far we have developed apps in android that create database on runtime. We like to know how can we access a pre-built or existing database/sqlite file in our android app?
View 1 Replies View RelatedI have an application that creates an SQLite database and saves information to it over the course of a day. At the end of the day i want to export this database to a web server. Could anyone point me in the right direction for this? Should I use httppost or put. I have researched this myself online but there seems to be so many different ways to explore. The server side does not exist yet either. I have access to an apache server so i am hoping to use that. Could anyone advise me the best/most simple way to do this?
View 3 Replies View RelatedBefore I found out about that adb shell doesn't have the permission to do much with /data/data I was using my unrooted Verizon Droid for development of a content provider. How do I get rid of the database I created there? Is my best option writing a small app that drops the database?
View 1 Replies View RelatedSo I have an app on the market, and with an update I want to add some columns to the database. No problems so far. But I want to detect if the database in use is missing these columns, and add them if this is the case. I need this to be done dynamically and not just after the update to the new version, because the application is supposed to still be able to import older databases. Normally I would be able to use the PRAGMA query, but Im not sure how to do this with Android. I cant use execSQL since it is a query, and I cant figure out how to use PRAGMA with the query()-function.
Ofcourse I could just catch exceptions and then add the column, or always add the columns to each table before I start to work with it, but that is not a neat solution.
Say, we have a table created as:
create table notes (_id integer primary key autoincrement, created_date date)
To insert a record, I'd use
ContentValues initialValues = new ContentValues();
initialValues.put("date_created", "");
long rowId = mDb.insert(DATABASE_TABLE, null, initialValues);
But how to set the date_created column to "now"? To make it clear, the
initialValues.put("date_created", "datetime('now')");
Is not the right solution. It just sets the column to "datetime('now')" text.
I try to increase the value of an integer key in a row in my table. However, nothing really seems to happen.
db.rawQuery("UPDATE table SET key = key + 1 WHERE name=?", new String[] {name});
However, this code works fine (just sets the key to a hard-coded value):
ContentValues values = new ContentValues();
values.put("key", 2);
db.update("table", values, "name=?", new String[] {name});
Also tried '?' instead of just ?, but it resulted just in a run-time error.
I have array list of geopoints
List<GeoPoint> geoPointsArray = new ArrayList<GeoPoint>();
I want to put geoPointsArray array in to SQLite database and then fetch the data back as an array.
Now I use ContentValues for insert into array as:
ContentValues initialValues = new ContentValues();
initialValues.put(KEY_TIME, time);
db.insert(tableName, null, initialValues);
I need to statically link the 3.6.2 version of SQLite against my android application due to a bug that affects the dynamic library bundled with Android < 2.2. I've already compiled and installed 3.6.2 on my development machine, but I'm not sure how I go about linking it to my Android app (developing with Eclipse).
I'm not familiar with building and compiling options, so if someone could walk me through step-by-step.
How do i efficiently copy a row data from one table to another table, where both of them are the same structure. i could go the much harder way of retrieving initial values from the row in the first table and then inserting to the second table. But i feel there is a more efficient way this can be done.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI already found out that there is no way to bundle files in an .apk and have them on /sdcard, the best option so far being to download the large files upon first run. I came accross a tutorial saying how to bundle an sqlite db with the apk and then copy it so that it can be accessed with SQLiteDatabase (thus doubling the space needed, and not using /sdcard at all).
http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/data/data-storage.html#db says all databases MUST be in /data/data/package_name/databases.
Is that really so? Is there a way to trick the framework into opening a database that is placed on the /sdcard partition? Is there a way to use another SQLite java wrapper/framework to access such databases?
If the answer to the above is 'No', what other options do I have? My data is very well represented in a relational model, but is just too big, plus, I want to be able to update it without the need to reinstall/upgrade the entire app.
I am trying to populate a ListView in a separate class with data taken from a SQLite database held in another class. What would be the easiest way to do so?
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View 1 Replies View RelatedThis error is driving me partially insane, it only surfaces on motorola droid / milestone devices, it works flawlessly on the hero and g1. Not got a droid to test it on so have to go on the crash reports in the android market. If you can shed any light onto this matter, I have gone through every db open and made sure it was closed.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI want to know when a close method of a sqlite database should be called in a life cycle, since the NotePad sample in the sdk (http://developer.android.com/resources/tutorials/notepad/index.html) doesn't call NotesDbAdapter.close(), it implements that method though.
My application accesses the db not so frequently, but some, it depends on user requests. I think I should open the db at the onCreate, and close it at the onDestroy. Is that a good practice?
How can I obtain the value of a boolean field in a sqlite database in android?
I usually use getString() getInt() etc to get the values of my fields, but there does not seem to be a getBoolean() method. Any takers?
I am using SQLiteOpenHelper class to create, open database. for my application i am creating writable object SQLiteDatabase which i am using to read and write data to database. This object is static for main class and used in all application to read write in to database. my application is working properly on emulator. but on device after some read write query fires.
View 2 Replies View RelatedHow large can be the database of my Android app? Is there a limit?
For performance reasons, I don't want to store the database on the SD card.
I have the HTC Droid Eris. Before the 2.1 update, I just had Facebook sync, but afterwards, it was synced with Facebook for HTC Sense. My problem is that it won't let me sync with just Facebook.I still want my contacts to sync with my phone, because I like the facebook pictures on there. Personally, I like Facebook sync better, because I don't like having all my Facebook contacts on my phone, because the numbers show up twice (number that I have on my phone plus the number that my friends have on Facebook).To prevent that from happening, I would rather have my phone connected to Facebook only and not Facebook for HTC Sense.I thought I could do it, but it won't let me even click on Facebook--like, nothing pops up or anything.I wasn't sure if it was my phone, so I took my dad's Eris and tried to do the same, it works fine on his phone, but I can't get mine to do sync with facebook whatsoever. Thank you very much.
View 2 Replies View RelatedI am trying to create an application which collects a lot of notes from users. I want to implement full text search on the notes so that the user can get relevant notes from the whole array of notes.
I am looking for a solution for this. Full-text-search(FTS) is actually supported by SQLite, but is it available for Android? Can anybody enlighten me on this?
I'm trying to insert values on Android SQLite Database. The question is, Iḿ trying to insert a word, the table has 3 columns, ID, WORD, COUNT. When I insert a word in the database, some method will verify if this word exists on the database. If yes, it will increment the value of COUNT for this word.
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