What are the internal and external databases that can be used with Android, Windows Phone and iOS? [closed]

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I want to know what are the internal and external databases that I can use with each mobile OS.

回答1:

SQLite is included in iOS and Android. There is also a CodePlex library for using Sqlite on Windows Phone (the built in database is Sql CE)

回答2:

SQLite is a popular choice for each of them. It's light-weight, with all the database access in-process, and the storage in a single file (plus journal).

It is included in the iOS and Android SDKs. There are distributions for Windows Phone 7.

Generally, you will not use external databases per se, though of course it is common to use internet APIs (which in turn will usually use databases)

回答3:

External database SQLite works on: iOS,Android and Windows phone.

Internal Database:

1) CoreData and NSUserDefault memory cache for iOS .

2) Isolated Storage for Windows phone (http://winphone7db.codeplex.com/)

回答4:

Sybase SQL Anywhere Studio has UltraLite database as a part.
This database has versions running on Windows Mobile, iOS, Android, Blackberry, and lets you synchronize through HTTP/HTTPS (as far as I know, you can use Windows Mobile databases on Windows Phone)

回答5:

I use http://www.jstorage.info/ so i don't even need to write code for each kind of system. jQuery plugin for that.

回答6:

For .NET programming on Windows Mobile and Windows Phone, you could use TurboDB or VistaDB.

来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8767074/what-are-the-internal-and-external-databases-that-can-be-used-with-android-wind