Having your App Engine app send SQL statements to your Android app probably isn't a good idea. It requires your App Engine app to have unnecessary knowledge about the inner workings of your Android app; it forces your Android app to continue using an SQL database with the specified schema for the indefinite future, and it makes it difficult or impossible to write another client for another platform that uses a different datastore There's also potential security implications - if your App Engine app was compromised, or you communicate over an insecure connection, an attacker could make arbitrary changes to the Android app's datastore Instead, have your App Engine app output data in a common format such as JSON or XML, then have your Android app read the data and perform operations such as inserting data into the datastore based on it.
Having your App Engine app send SQL statements to your Android app probably isn't a good idea. It requires your App Engine app to have unnecessary knowledge about the inner workings of your Android app; it forces your Android app to continue using an SQL database with the specified schema for the indefinite future, and it makes it difficult or impossible to write another client for another platform that uses a different datastore. There's also potential security implications - if your App Engine app was compromised, or you communicate over an insecure connection, an attacker could make arbitrary changes to the Android app's datastore.
Instead, have your App Engine app output data in a common format such as JSON or XML, then have your Android app read the data and perform operations such as inserting data into the datastore based on it.
The DB is just a file, you need to get the path to it, and then post it to App Engine. Depending on the size of the DB, you might need to use the Blobstore, there is a limit to the size you can store in a regular entity. You mean uploading to GAE Blobstore?
String path = getDatabasePath("myDB. Db").getAbsolutePath() + "/myDB. Final Intent emailIntent = new Intent(android.content.Intent.
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