问题
I'm developing on Android and currently haev various methods which manage my database in a convenient class.
What I'd ideally like, though, is a (preferably GUI) sql client that would allow me to view the contents of a different apps' DB.
Eg:
I install my own app (App1). It creates and uses a DB I install I use SQLClient to examine App1's DB.
Does anyone know if anything like this exists? If not, I can see a way that it could be implemented assuming I can get permission (and a naming convention) for accessing another apps' DB.
Any ideas/suggestions greatly appreciated.
As an alternative, I'd be willing to run something on the PC while the phone is connected via USB (I know there's a tool that comes with the android SDK but it's a little clunky and as I mentioned, a GUI would be preferable)
回答1:
If you want this for development - you can install new MOTODEV Studio from Motorola (it's free) It has UI for SQlite
回答2:
If you place the SQLite database on the scdcard you could use: http://aaa.andsen.dk/aSQLiteManager.html A free open source SQLite Manager for Android
回答3:
See Using SQLite from Shell in Android
but that's not a GUI, sorry.
回答4:
I don't know of any such application.
The only way to access another Application's database is through a ContentProvider. So a "native" SQL client won't be possible. You have to deal with the access that the target application provides. If it doesn't offer a ContentProvider, then you're stuck with the SDK's solution.
Another option would be to - as you mentioned - write an application on the PC. You could use this in tandem with an application on Android with opens up a ServerSocket and forwards incoming commands directly to SQLite. Essentially writing an SQLite Proxy :) This is very "hackish", SQL-Injectable and otherwise attackable. In a controlled debug/test environment this shouldn't be an issue though.
This just popped into my mind. There may be other solutions...
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1600650/sql-client-on-android