How do I delete a SQLite DB on my Android Emulator?

The DB of the application you are developing should be able to be cleared by going to Settings->Applications->Your Application->Clear Data. Then you should have no DB for your corresponding application anymore.

If you are using Eclipse Goto Menu Windows->Show View->Other...-> Under Android, Pick File Explorer, on the console, expand data, expand data again. Expand your application in context, select the db file on this console's top right corner you ll find a red - symbol. That should do it.

I followed your instructions and I have a blank File Explorer tab even after expanding the files. – user967514 Sep 27 at 18:03 The file explorer tab should usually have 3 folders data, sdcard and system.? – stack_ved Sep 28 at 5:34.

1) run ddms. 2) Choose adv 3) File explorer 4) data/data/yourapp/database 5) select and delete.

I periodically delete and create a new AVD to clear out code that is still hanging around. Wiping user data only clears the non-public data. Also, some 'crashes' seem to leave the emulator in a state that doesn't allow clean reloads.

I also 'pull' data off of the emulator to an external file when I want to checkpoint database updates. If things go south, I can create a new AVD and SD image. Then push the external database to the new SD image.It seems that emulators don't always reinit cleanly after they've been used a few times.

Note: Snapshots do not restore 'public' data on an SD card disk image.

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