[sciurius]

This may be a shot in the void, but I have seen it happening with an ASUS Zenpad and these tablets quite often run out of power quickly. I would expect the Android implementation to give apps a chance to perform a decent shutdown in this case but who can be sure?

Interesting is what happens... MSPro is started and apparently it doesn't detect a/the database. Maybe add a dialog for this case? "No database detected, shall I create a new one?".
Currently MSPro decides to initialize a new database -- which fails. My gut feeling is that maybe the low-level SQLite modules have attempted (and partially succeeded?) to open the existing database, and that the initialization instructions for the new database causes corruption or loops since things are there which shouldn't be there. This should be easily avoided.

But the main question is: why can't MSPro open the database in the first place?