Accessing SQLite database in android emulator?
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In the eclipse, go in to FileExplorer, here you will find three root folders: here go in to 1. Data 2. Go in to data folder again 3.
Here you will find all the package names of the applications. 4. Once you find your projects particular package, click on it.5.
You will see a folder called 'databases' 6. In that folder you will get the sqlite db file.7. In order to pull it out of the emulator, just click on it and on the top right corner you will find 3 icons: one to delete, one to pull a file from device and the other to push file in the device.8.
After selecting the db file, click on the icon that says 'pull a file from the device'. Thats it mate ...cheers.
As we know that Android has inbuilt database called SQLite where application can store their data. SQLite was mainly developed for embedded devices. I am not going to discuss here about SQLite database but I am going to demonstrate how Android developer can access the SQLite database.
This might be helpful while debugging the code especially to store application data in SQLite database tables. You can access the SQLite database file in emulator or rooted device. Accessing via Android shell and Sqlite commands.
You can easily copy the database file by just executing the command given below. But before that make sure …/platform-tools/ is in environment path otherwise this command can executed only in …/platform-tools/ directory. Database file can also be downloaded by Eclipse.
If you have already installed the ADT plugin then it will be easier to browse the Android Emulator files. In Eclipse menu Window > Open Perspective > Other > DDMS . If the device/emulator is connected to your system, DDMS perspective shown in picture will appear.
DDMS perspective button marked as 1 in the picture: Once you select this perspective click the “File Explorer”(Which is marked as 2 in above picture) tab you will see the list of folder in the window. You can browse /data/data/your.package.name/database where you will see a list of database files. Once you select the desired database file, “disket icon” on the upper-right corner of the window will get activated(which is marked as 4 in the above picture).
Once you press this icon, the Eclipse will ask you to browse the place where you want to download the database file. Database table can be browsed with help of sqlite GUI or Mozilla browser if this extension is installed in your Mozilla browser. The following command is used for accessing file either from rooted device or emulator.
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