I can tell, that I did it the other way around - reading a phone-generated
database on my desktop.
How big is the database? Did you try to create an empty database (or a
database with a minimum set of data) and read it on the phone?
/ Mads
On Fri, Feb 20, 2009 at 2:55 PM, Billy Bob billybob5...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I'm creating a sqlite3 database on a linux box. This db is valid on
the box, I can select and all... When I download the file on the phone
(emulator in my case), and try to read it with an SQLiteDatabase, any
request will raise an exception 'invalid file'. I've checked the file
is not corrupted, same md5 on the phone and on the linux box. Also,
the file is found by the OpenHelper object cause I had the filename
wrong at start and it would fail much earlier in the program.
Is there any differences between sqlite3 on android and the regular
PC version?
Thanks for your answers.
BB
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