How do I view the SQLite database on an Android device

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I have a set of data in an SQLite database  I need to view the database on a device  How do I do that   I have checked in ddms mode  The data in file explorer is empty

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You can do this    adb shell cd  go to databases sqlite3 database db In the sqlite gt  prompt  type  tables  This will give you all the tables in the database db file  select   from table1

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Although this doesn t view the database on your device directly  I ve published a simple shell script for dumping databases to your local machine      https   github com Pixplicity dbdump   It performs two distinct methods described here    First  it tries to make the file accessible for other users  and attempting to pull it from the device  If that fails  it streams the contents of the file over the terminal to the local machine  It performs an additional trick to remove  r characters that some devices output to the shell    From here you can use a variety of CLI or GUI SQLite applications  such as sqlite3 or sqlitebrowser  to browse the contents of the database

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UPDATE 2020  Database Inspector  for Android Studio version 4 1   Read the Medium article  For older versions of Android Studio I recommend these 3 options    Facebook s open source  Stetho library   http   facebook github io stetho    Taken from here   In build gradle   dependencies        Stetho core   compile  com facebook stetho stetho 1 5 1              If you want to add a network helper   compile  com facebook stetho stetho-okhttp 1 5 1      Initialize the library in the application object   Stetho initializeWithDefaults this     And you can view you database in Chrome from chrome   inspect    Another option is this plugin  not free  And the last one is this free open source library to see db contents in the browser https   github com amitshekhariitbhu Android-Debug-Database

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This works with Android 6 0  debuggable apps at least    adb shell  run-as your package name cp  data data your package name databases you-db-name   sdcard file to write    Then you simply can view the DB with aSQLiteManager for instance

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I have been using SQLite Database Browser to see the content SQLite DB in Android development  You have to pull the database file from the device first  then open it in SQLite DB Browser

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I found very simple library stetho to browse sqlite db of app in chrome   see

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Using file explorer  you can locate your database file like this   data-- gt data-- gt your package name-- gt databases--- gt yourdbfile db   Then you can use any SQLite fronted to explore your database  I use the SQLite Manager Firefox addon  It s nice  small  and fast

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Try AndroidDBvieweR    No need for your device to be ROOTED No need to import the database file of the application Few configurations and you are good to go

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Follow these steps   1 Download the   jar file from here    2 Put the   jar file into the folder eclipse dropins  and Restart eclipse   3 In the top right of eclipse  click the DDMS icon   4 Select the proper emulator in the left panel   5In the File Explorer tab on the main panel  go to      data data  YOUR APP NAMESPACE  databases   6 Underneath the DDMS icon  there should be a new blue icon of a Database light up when you select your database  Click it and you will see a Questoid Sqlite Manager tab open up to view your data    Note  If the database doesn t light up  it may be because your database doesn t have a   db file extension  Be sure your database is called  DATABASE NAME  db   Note  if you want to use a DB without  db-Extension   -Download this Questoid SqLiteBrowser  Download fro here   -Unzip and put it into eclipse dropins  not Plugins    -Check this for more information Click here

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Hope this helps you  Using Terminal First point your location where andriod sdk is loacted   eg  C  Users AppData Local Android sdk platform-tools gt    then check the list of devices attached Using   adb devices   and then run this command to copy the file from device to your system  adb -s YOUR DEVICE ID shell run-as YOUR PACKAGE NAME chmod -R 777  data data YOUR PACKAGE NAME databases  amp  amp  adb -s YOUR DEVICE ID shell  mkdir -p  sdcard tempDB   amp  amp  adb -s YOUR DEVICE ID shell  cp -r  data data YOUR PACKAGE NAME databases   sdcard tempDB     amp  amp  adb -s YOUR DEVICE ID pull sdcard tempDB   amp  amp  adb -s YOUR DEVICE ID shell  rm -r  sdcard tempDB      You can find the database file in this path    Android sdk platform-tools tempDB databases

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The best way to view and manage your Android app database is to use the library DatabaseManager For Android   It s a single Java activity file  just add it to your source folder  You can view the tables in your app database  update  delete  insert rows to you table  Everything from inside your app   When the development is done remove the Java file from your src folder  That s it   You can view the 5 minute demo  Database Manager for Android SQLite Database

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First post  https   stackoverflow com a 21151598 4244605  does not working for me       I wrote own script for get DB file from device  Without root  Working OK    Copy script to directory with adb  e g    android-sdk platform-tools   Device have to be connected to PC  Use   getDB sh -p  lt packageName gt  for get name of databases    Usage    getDB sh -p  lt packageName gt  -n  lt name of DB gt  -s  lt store in mobile device gt  for get DB file to this  where script is executed  directory   I recommend you set filename of DB as   sqlite and open it with Firefox addon  SQLite Manager    It s a long time  when i have written something in Bash  You can edit this code       bin sh   Get DB from Android device     Hoption false Poption false Noption false Soption false Parg    Narg    Sarg      -----------------------FUNCTION--------------------------  helpFunc     help echo  Get names of DB s files in your Android app  Usage    getDB -h          getDB -p packageName -n nameOfDB -s storagePath Options     -h                                           Show help     -p packageName                               List of databases for package name     -p packageName -n nameOfDB -s storagePath    Save DB from device to this directory        --------------------------MAIN--------------------------  while getopts  p n s h  options  do     case  options in          p  Poption true             Parg  OPTARG            n  Noption true             Narg  OPTARG            s  Soption true             Sarg  OPTARG            h  Hoption true       esac done   echo  -------------------------------------------------------  Hoption   Hoption  Poption   Poption  Noption   Noption  Soption   Soption  Parg   Parg  Narg   Narg  Sarg   Sarg  -------------------------------------------------------   n  echo        count of params  if    Hoption   true   then     helpFunc elif      -eq 2 -a  Poption   true   then  list       adb -d shell run-as  Parg ls  data data  Parg databases      exit 0 elif      -eq 6 -a  Poption   true -a  Noption   true -a  Soption   true   then  get DB file      Change permissions       adb shell run-as  Parg chmod 777  data data  Parg databases        adb shell run-as  Parg chmod 777  data data  Parg databases  Narg      Copy       adb shell cp  data data  Parg databases  Narg  Sarg      Pull file to this machine       adb pull  Sarg  Narg     exit 0 else     echo  Wrong params or arguments  Use -h for help       exit 1  fi  exit 0

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try facebook Stetho   Stetho is a debug bridge for Android applications  enabling the powerful Chrome Developer Tools and much more   https   github com facebook stetho

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There is TKlerx s Android SQLite browser for Eclipse  and it s fully functional alongside Android Studio  I ll recommend it  because it is immensely practical    To install it on Device Monitor  just place the JAR file in  Path to Android SDK folder  sdk tools lib monitor-      plugins

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You can try SQLiteOnWeb  It manages your SQLite database in the browser

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If you are using a real device  and it is not rooted  then it is not possible to see your database in FileExplorer  because  due to some  security reason  that folder is locked in the Android system  And if you are using it in an emulator you will find it in FileExplorer   data data your package name databases yourdatabse db

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Here are step-by-step instructions  mostly taken from a combination of the other answers   This works even on devices that are not rooted    Connect your device and launch the application in debug mode  You may want to use adb -d shell  run-as com yourpackge name ls  data data com yourpackge name databases   to see what the database filename is    Notice  com yourpackge name is your application package name  You can get it from the manifest file    Copy the database file from your application folder to your SD card   adb -d shell  run-as com yourpackge name cat  data data com yourpackge name databases filename sqlite  gt   sdcard filename sqlite    Notice  filename sqlite is your database name you used when you created the database   Pull the database files to your machine   adb pull  sdcard filename sqlite   This will copy the database from the SD card to the place where your ADB exist    Install Firefox SQLite Manager  https   addons mozilla org en-US firefox addon sqlite-manager  Open Firefox SQLite Manager  Tools- SQLite Manager  and open your database file from step 3 above  Enjoy

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step 1 Copy this class in your package  step 2   put the following code in your class which extends SQLiteOpenHelper      -----------------for show databasae table----------------------------------------  public ArrayList lt Cursor gt  getData String Query          get writable database     SQLiteDatabase sqlDB  this getWritableDatabase        String   columns   new String      mesage           an array list of cursor to save two cursors one has results from the query       other cursor stores error message if any errors are triggered     ArrayList lt Cursor gt  alc   new ArrayList lt Cursor gt  2       MatrixCursor Cursor2  new MatrixCursor columns       alc add null       alc add  null         try          String maxQuery   Query             execute the query results will be save in Cursor c         Cursor c   sqlDB rawQuery maxQuery  null              add value to cursor2         Cursor2 addRow new Object      Success               alc set 1 Cursor2           if  null    c  amp  amp  c getCount    gt  0                        alc set 0 c               c moveToFirst                return alc                     return alc            catch SQLException sqlEx                Log d  printing exception   sqlEx getMessage               if any exceptions are triggered save the error message to cursor an return the arraylist         Cursor2 addRow new Object        sqlEx getMessage               alc set 1 Cursor2           return alc            catch Exception ex                Log d  printing exception  ex getMessage               if any exceptions are triggered save the error message to cursor an return the arraylist         Cursor2 addRow new Object        ex getMessage               alc set 1 Cursor2           return alc            step 3   register in manifest   lt activity         android name   database AndroidDatabaseManager          android screenOrientation  portrait          android theme   style AppTheme NoActionBar   gt    step 4  Intent i   new Intent this  AndroidDatabaseManager class   startActivity i

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The best way I found so far is using the Android-Debug-Database tool   Its incredibly simple to use and setup  just add the dependence and connect to the device database s interface via web  No need to root the phone or adding activities or whatsoever  Here are the steps   STEP 1  Add the following dependency to your app s Gradle file and run the application   debugCompile  com amitshekhar android debug-db 1 0 0    STEP 2  Open your browser and visit your phone s IP address on port 8080  The URL should be like  http   YOUR PHONE IP ADDRESS 8080  You will be presented with the following   NOTE  You can also always get the debug address URL from your code by calling the method DebugDB getAddressLog       To get my phone s IP I currently use Ping Tools  but there are a lot of alternatives   STEP 3  That s it     More details in the official documentation   https   github com amitshekhariitbhu Android-Debug-Database

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