I want to use Sqlite as storage for my app and all works fine on iOS Simulator and iOS real device but doesn't work on Android emulator x86_64. I googled the issue and it seems that it's related only ...

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When you're developing a data-centric application, you have a lot of choices just at the database level: SQL Server, Azure Table Storage, DocumentDB, MongoDB, … the list goes on . Having tools in your ...

I will show you the easiest solution, by far, is to use SQLiteAssetHelper. You add your existing sqlite database in a specified location in your project's assets/ directory, then use SQLiteAssetHelper ...