1. Create your database on your desktop or server.
2. Publish your database file at a downloadable URI (http/ftp/
whatever).
3. Have your app download the database to a suitable location.
4. Access your database from the app.
Doug
On Dec 6, 6:29 am, eSumit sumit1...@gmail.com wrote:
Have you
Have you developed any android application which is using pre-
populated database (say Size in between 1-5 MB , is size any issue?),
If yes , May you please tell any trick which you used and work best
for you ?
Yes I did. 1-5 MB is no issue. Just don't try to copy the db to
SDCard. If you do
Generally, a file is a database. done it. no issues.
On Dec 6, 6:29 am, eSumit sumit1...@gmail.com wrote:
Have you developed any android application which is using pre-
populated database (say Size in between 1-5 MB , is size any issue?),
If yes , May you please tell any trick which you used
put your database in the assets folder and rename it to something silly to
work around the 1 MB size limitation.
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