Hi I’m checking if there is a fast way of checking if the sqlite database has been set up properly in android ?
Anyway to printf it ? or anyway to quickly see it ?
Thank you !
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Hi I’m checking if there is a fast way of checking if the sqlite database has been set up properly in android ?
Anyway to printf it ? or anyway to quickly see it ?
Thank you !
Firstly, check that you can find the Database in the File Explorer:
You can then export that using the “Pull a file from the device” option in the top right. Finally, you can use SQLiteBrowser ( http://sourceforge.net/projects/sqlitebrowser/ ) or similar to check that the contents match your expectations.
Additionally, I am sure you have tested with running
INSERTand whatnot commands on it? I didn’t do much testing on my DB except verifying that everything worked smoothly when I added and gathered entries from it (as that is all it does, being a rather simple one).