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How to view the data which is present in the sqlite file in an application running in iphone , like we use mysql work bench to view the contents of the database
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Open DBBrowser and open database and in finder press CMD+SHIFT+G and paste your link there and press ENTER. You will be redirected to that location. 4. Select your SQLite file and it will be opened in DBBrowser.
Step 1 − Create a simple View based application. Step 2 − Select your project file, then select targets and then add libsqlite3. dylib library in choose frameworks. Step 3 − Create a new file by selecting File→ New → File...
But if your app is a Core Data non-document-based app, which is very common, then the single SQLite file goes into the Application Support subfolder of your app's Container (sandbox).
If you want to view your database when running on Simulator it is located at the following location
user/Library/Application Support/iPhone Simulator/version of SDK(4.2eg)/Applications/4AF938D6-E981-4971-A588-3424B64E7EE7(eg)/Documents/yourdatabase.sqlite If you want to view the database in your device then you can use a software like iExplorer.
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Edit : The location of sqlite file has changed.
It currently resides in :
/User/Library/Application Support/iPhone Simulator/version of SDK(eg-7.0)/Applications/4AF938D6-E981-4971-A588-3424B64E7EE7(eg)/Library/Application Support/app_name/yourdatabase.sqlite Edit : The location has changed again. It now resides in:
/User/Library/Developer/CoreSimulator/Devices/789A1317-6C55-4615-A72E-65C824D8C6B9(eg)/data/Containers/Data/Application/0470F5FC-0043-46B7-A21C-A436A56ED714(eg)/Documents/yourdatabase.extension The Firefox extension SQLite Manager is good and free. Another good, free Mac option is SQLite Database Browser.
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