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I have been trying to pull out my SQLite database from my android application onto my computer.
I only get results, when I run my application on the eclipse android emulator and then I can access to the DB. But the thing is using the emulator is to slow and it doesn’t have all the data I have been storing on my app on the cellphone.
I have been googling that for a day and all I can see is “use the emulator”.
Isn’t it possible without the emulator ?
On commercially released Android devices, you aren’t allowed access to your app’s internal SQLite database (for security reasons). Thus, if you simply can’t stand the emulator, or if you just want to test your app on an actual device to make sure it works properly, there are two options to consider.
/datafolder where your app’s internal SQLite database is stored.