I created database in sql lite with commands:
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I saved to file myDatabase.db and i'm trying open it through android. I open new project in eclipse i put my database in assets folder and i tried open my db using code:
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And i can't open my database.
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I would like to store an object into a SQLlite database. I am looking for how to best do it in order to ensure that if I need to updata/change this object in the future that users of the new and old object layout will be minimally impacted. In other words I want to ensure that making changes to the object will have minimum affect on clients that do not update their software on the old database format.
I want to also ensure an easy update from the old record style to the new format. I was thinking that I could add an element in the SQL row to identify the object type with a unique name, and to identify the object version number. That way I could read the row and use the object number to control the deserializer to use the correct version of the class.
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This is the source:
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I have a 800 kb xml file on a server. I download it, and parse with a SAXParser.
And then i add all item elements to my SQLLite db on the phone.
All item has 50-60 element.
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11-18 21:15:54.079: ERROR/448 delay_(9169): 41207
11-18 21:15:54.099: ERROR/448 delay__(9169): __ 41223
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public class DBAdapter
{
public static final String KEY_ROWID = "_id";
public static final String KEY_LATITUDE = "latitude";
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private static final String TAG = "DBAdapter";....................
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protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
setContentView(R.layout.my_list);
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fillData();
registerForContextMenu(getListView());....................
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edit:
some code...
this runs 3 times and i have time it to approximately 2 secs for all the rest of the code or over a minute with this in.
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CODE:...........
Stacktrace:
CODE:.............
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