[android-developers] With Updated APK, Can't Purge Previous Data

2013-12-02 Thread Cayce
This is making me crazy. I'm having an app built that is initially 
downloaded as an empty carrier for different regions of data. The person 
using the app will then choose the region/data to be purchased, make that 
in-app purchase, and the region/data loads into the app shell. I have to 
test each updated APK by going through the process of purchasing a region 
of data. The problem is that even after deleting the previous install of 
the previous APK, the newly updated APK shows the previous APK's purchases.

The only way I've been able to work around this is to create a whole new 
GMail account with each updated APK, delete the previous accounts on my 
testing devices, and start over. Aside from the time consuming process this 
entails, Google requires telephone (voice or text) verification of each 
newly created GMail account, and only allows one phone number to be used a 
certain number of times before it won't allow that number any longer. It's 
about 5 times, I think. I've run out of phone numbers.

The question: How are other developers dealing with this? How can I purge 
the data from a previously installed APK? The data isn't in the device, 
because I did a factory reset this morning thinking I would just do that 
each time, reloaded a new APK, and the previous in-app purchases showed up.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks.

Cayce

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Re: [android-developers] With Updated APK, Can't Purge Previous Data

2013-12-02 Thread Mukesh Srivastav
I have done this in one of my product and but i am dealing with my sqlite
data, not sure, if you are using the same.





On Mon, Dec 2, 2013 at 5:33 PM, Cayce ca...@cayceweb.com wrote:

 This is making me crazy. I'm having an app built that is initially
 downloaded as an empty carrier for different regions of data. The person
 using the app will then choose the region/data to be purchased, make that
 in-app purchase, and the region/data loads into the app shell. I have to
 test each updated APK by going through the process of purchasing a region
 of data. The problem is that even after deleting the previous install of
 the previous APK, the newly updated APK shows the previous APK's purchases.

 The only way I've been able to work around this is to create a whole new
 GMail account with each updated APK, delete the previous accounts on my
 testing devices, and start over. Aside from the time consuming process this
 entails, Google requires telephone (voice or text) verification of each
 newly created GMail account, and only allows one phone number to be used a
 certain number of times before it won't allow that number any longer. It's
 about 5 times, I think. I've run out of phone numbers.

 The question: How are other developers dealing with this? How can I purge
 the data from a previously installed APK? The data isn't in the device,
 because I did a factory reset this morning thinking I would just do that
 each time, reloaded a new APK, and the previous in-app purchases showed up.

 Any help would be appreciated.

 Thanks.

 Cayce

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