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We have a database on our master server (PHP/MySQL) that stores our data thats updated through a website. I’m trying to figure out the best way to copy this data down to a local SQLite database (running on android). Because of the constraints of mobile internet speeds etc i’m going to need to build in checks to see if each row needs updating. Thought a versioning number for each row might be the best solution.
What are peoples thoughts on this?
Thanks,
Nathan
Wouldn’t using timestamp be easier? Just get all rows that were updated since particular time. How much of the data do you need to copy?