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I copy over a valid Android SQLite database from the apk to the databases folder on my AVD. I verify with the DDMS FileExplorer that it is there and the size is correct. When I call the following function to open it,
mDb = SQLiteDatabase.openDatabase(mDatabase_path, null,
SQLiteDatabase.OPEN_READONLY);
The SQLite DB file is deleted and a SQLiteException, “Unable to open database” is thrown.
What could be deleting it if it exists before the line, then is gone after?
Ian
My copy function was missing the first byte so corrupting the DB. Android will in that case delete the DB and try to recreate it.