I would like to use a Windows-based SQLite Administrator to work on my SQLite database. Is the DB file (s3db) portable to mobile platforms like iOS and Android?
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I would like to use a Windows-based SQLite Administrator to work on my SQLite database. Is the DB file (s3db) portable to mobile platforms like iOS and Android?
A SQLite database file is just that, a file so it should work on any file system/OS regardless of where it was created. The one exception to that would be something like encoding, but the beauty of SQLite is that it’s actually just an abstraction on a flat file that allows you to preform most of the relational db functionality. Also, because it’s a standardized format, any client should work to read it as well (assuming both the creator and the reader conform to the specification).