05-13-2016, 04:28 PM
Being an open source advocate I'd suggest aSQLiteManager. It does a decent job.
I must add that although I'm a database expert, I never operate on a production database. I always make a copy first. This is expecially necessary when working with SQLite databases since SQLite does not have something similar to readonly access.
(I make automatic copies of the (Android) database to my (Linux) desktop, so I always have a copy at hand to play with.)
I must add that although I'm a database expert, I never operate on a production database. I always make a copy first. This is expecially necessary when working with SQLite databases since SQLite does not have something similar to readonly access.
(I make automatic copies of the (Android) database to my (Linux) desktop, so I always have a copy at hand to play with.)
Johan
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johanvromans.nl — hetgeluidvanseptember.nl — mojore.nl -- howsagoin.nl
Samsung Galaxy Note S7FE (T733) 12.4", Android 13.0, AirTurn Duo & Digit (Gigs).
Samsung Galaxy Note S4 (T830) 10.5", Android 10.0 (maintenance and backup).
Samsung A3 (A320FL), Android 8.0.0 (emergency).