I use this https://github.com/sanathp/DatabaseManager_For_Android sqlite manager for my android project which helps me a lot. It's a single class file that enabled me to see my database tables. So I didn't had to work blindly. I could see my database when I'm running the app on device with this manager. Is there any sqlite database manager library for iOS similar to this? I'm using swift for my project & for sqlite database I'm using Sqlite.swift project. Thanks.
Though in android you have it as a activity i kind of have a separate mac app call SqliteBrowser by which i will manage the data
Check it here: http://sqlitebrowser.org/
I would locate the sqlite file in the documents directory(Or location where you store your sqlite file) and will load the sqlite file in this manager
To check the data is inserted correctly
To insert data and check whether i can retrieve via code
The tables inserted into the DB are correct
also you can use sqdatabase sqlite database manager ı made this application for check database you can insert update browse and delete or only check your datas easy to use
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I am creating a Database called Reminder.sqlite via Sqlite Manager add-on in firefox, after creating I am importing it to my iOS Application, the problem is that records are saved in database table but when I run a Select query in Sqlite manager no records are displayed any suggestions why this is happening?
make sure you have add database file into project and remove database file from document directory.
because old file is exist in document director, your new file with same name cannot be overwrite old one.(according to approach, if we use in code)
It may help you.
I'm working for an iOS app that was earlier developed using phone gap. It is having a sqlite database for storing data. But now while developing the same app in native, I'm using core data for storing the data.
Now when the new native app replaces the old phone gap app on user's device, I want to copy data from already existing sqlite file into core data.
So when I run the application on device with phone gap build pre installed my app(native) replaces the old build as I'm using same bundle ID but I'm not able to find out the path to that sqlite file. Does sqlite file still exists in documents directory?
If you have an example old database file still installed on one of your devices you could try downloading the App off the device using the Device manager in Xcode.
Then you open up the bundle and search for your file. Then if you know its location / name you can simply access it, read it using some SQLite library and load the data into your CoreData backing store. Keep in mind you either want to mark it in NSUserDefaults or delete the old DB all together so your app does not keep on migrating ( And then maybe accidentally deleting new data from a user. ) I would choose for keeping the old one around for at least a version or 2 so you can verify that your migration works without bugs / deleting user data in the process.
Tip: It is probably a good idea depending on how big your database is to show the user some kind of progress or "migrating / optimizing db" while you're doing this. So you don't end up with the user adding more data to the database before you're done migrating.
I am developing my first application for iOS. I use data I uploaded in the Sqlite Db using core data.
I would like to know if the Sqlite file is included in the generated Archive file by Xcode, if not, how to have these data available in the final application in app store ?
Thanks for help.
Yes, you can include the database as part of the other resources just like any other resource. Note, however, that it will be read-only, and you can only use it as a read-only database for searching, or for seeding a read-write database.
i am doing one application.In that i am using sqlite database.I am storing my information in that sqlite file.But when i install my application in device,user able to access the application database file using iExplorer.Using this application,user can change or delete the database? If yes then how to stop this process.
The only thing you can do is encrypt your data in the database, or find some way to encrypt the whole database file. Look here for some suggestions:
Encrypting SQLite database file on iOS
i am using sqlite manager thourgh the add-on on firefox.
i have made an empty database and that database is stored where my crud app is stored.
Note! : this is my first crud Application on IOS i am facing problem connecting with database and for crud it is obvious to first connect to database.
The Steps I have Followed Are:
open sqlite manager form firefox made a db named productsDB.sqlite and save this to the same folder where i create my app.
i have include the libsqlite3.0.dylib also.
Then i have add the database into the Application by right click and add file....
Then i have write the code for connectivity by passing it into string.
Getting error while inserting data to my table in database using 'storyboard' i.e "no visible interface..."?
this links leads to the connectivity code.
I am using storyboard.
For learners like me i would suggest them to make a simple core data app once you made it then you will know how to import add an isolated db.
By the way core data itself make an sqlite db for you.
so first go through the core data as it is the first step to play with db programming in IOS.