Is there a way to directly inspect an SQLite3 database in Android via Eclipse or do I have to do this via the shell?
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Is there a way to directly inspect an SQLite3 database in Android via Eclipse or do I have to do this via the shell?
I don’t know if you can inspect it from within eclipse but you can pull a copy of the database file from the DDMS perspective in the file explorer in folder
which you can inspect with a free database manager such as sqlite studio