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I am working on an Android project and have a problem with SQLite database management.
I have downloaded a SQLite Management tool and dont know how to open the database and test.
File -> open database ->
I know the DB file is in, /data/data/package_name/databases, but how to find it in windows explorer. (Shortly how to find the path to open the SQLite database in management tool)
The filesystems of your computer and of your Android device/simulator are distinct. You can copy files back and forth, but you cannot open files in the Android filesystem from the computer (and vice versa).
If you’re using Eclipse, open up the Android/File Explorer view, and use the “Pull from device”/”Push to device” buttons in that view’s toolbar to copy files back and forth. That’s the best you can do.
EDIT: in theory, you can run Samba on an emulator or on a rooted phone; then you can forward the SMB port to the host and have a merry file service time with the database. See the Greater Internet for the Samba guidance.