On Wed, Jan 23, 2013 at 12:42 PM, Boyd Speer <bspeer@shaw.ca> wrote:
> I would like to be able to see and manipulate the database files externally as I develop the app and I need to root the phone to do so. I have the Galaxy Ace GT-S5830D (Android 2.3.4 Gingerbread DTLK14.
>
> I followed the rooting instructions but do not see any option to "update from sd card" - just a black screen with the Samsung logotype and a text box in upper left of screen that says "Emergency Dload Mode (ARM9 mode)". I have the update zip on the sd card.
Contact the people who supplied you with the rooting instructions,
which I am reasonably certain did not come from this list.
> Sorry for the off topic post but it is related to a problem with a table not being created when it should be there - I get an error - No such table ...
Test on the emulator, where you have access to internal storage.
Or, add a database backup feature to your app that copies the database
to external storage.
Or, put the database on external storage in the first place during
early development.
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