I have created a SQLite database on my PC. I have imported it into my assets folder in the project directory. How do I access it from my Android application?
SQLite can handle multiple applications reading the db at the same time, but not writing to it. From the SQLite FAQ: Multiple processes can have the same database open at the same time. Multiple processes can be doing a SELECT at the same time.
SQLite is a database engine that is distributed with Python and supports most of the SQL standard. It is ideal for developing database backed applications and because it uses the same SQL as larger systems, it is generally easy to port applications to a production database like MySQL or Oracle for deployment.
Open your Visual Studio and select new project and in Visual C# select "Windows Forms Application" and provide the name as Sqlite and click on OK. Right-click on your application and select "Open folder in your window application" and then go to: BIN -> Debug and extract your application here.
Getting Started with SQLite from a .Open Visual Studio, select new project, and, in Visual C#, select “Console Application” and provide the name as SQLiteDemo. Click OK. To connect SQLite with C#, we need drivers. Install all required SQLite resources from the NuGet package, as pictured in Figure 1.
Copy it into your database directory (getDatabasePath()
) using Java I/O. At that point, you can use it like a normal database. It is impossible to use it from within the assets themselves.
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