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I have simple database – one table with 6 collumns. 3 of them i want have in two languages.
Is it possible to do it automatically ? Like add language prefix to collumn and it will choose language(_EN,_PL) that user use ? It will work ?
I must have everything in one database, because I copy it to users device.
I can’ t find information about it, thanks for help.
No, that isn’t how SQLite DBs work even with Android’s localization features. You can do it with
strings.xml(for example) by creating……and so on but databases and queries work on absolute column names.
The best way of doing this I can think of is to identify the local language and simply use the abbreviation as a suffix or prefix when building queries etc.