Easy answer is don't store you eggs in one basket, I use both sqlite &
xml for the same data, I used to find sqlite datastore was fairly
susceptible to corruption. xml makes it easier to restore the sqlite
database if needed, just a lot more work.
Regards
On Aug 4, 12:32 pm, Zsolt Vasvari <zvasv...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Your app should support older versions of the sdk without the user
> > having the revert to an old (outdated) version of your app.
> > If you are going to support older versions, you should do so by
> > keeping your latest versions backward-compatible.
> > However, sqlite should be fine for this job.
> > This sounds like some weird bug.
>
> Of course, my app is backwards compatible.
>
>
>
> > Anyway, what's "My Book #4" ?
> > Is that the name of the file of your database?
>
> Yes. My app supports multiple independent databases called "Books."
> Books are to my app like .doc files to MS Word.
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