I have an Android app which uses an SQLite database of 3MB. If I distribute this in the assets folder and then copy it to data, I will end up with 2 copies at a cost of 6MB.
Is there any alternative to this?
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I have an Android app which uses an SQLite database of 3MB. If I distribute this in the assets folder and then copy it to data, I will end up with 2 copies at a cost of 6MB.
Is there any alternative to this?
You can host the information on a server and then, on the initial startup of the application, grab the necessary data. It probably isn’t the solution you are looking for but it will work.