tucano2000 Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 30, 2015 #1 Finally after much research and work I managed to solve this problem of incompatibility of the libraries of the V3 version V2 version That's right, I'm saying it's possible to have any Android version, including 6.0, it can make the libraries of the new version V3 read and write older database of V2 version. It's simple. Once you initialize the database add the following line of code: Code: Copy SQLX.Initialize (File.DirInternal, "filename.xxx" False, databasepassword, "") CursorX = SQLX.ExecQuery ("PRAGMA cipher_migrate") '<==== only enter this line 'continue here your code To avoid delays, it is recommended to avoid open and close the database frequently. I hope you enjoyed the information, and if possible a like me, it gave a lot of work and avoided me having to convert all my original database. Last edited: Oct 31, 2015
Finally after much research and work I managed to solve this problem of incompatibility of the libraries of the V3 version V2 version That's right, I'm saying it's possible to have any Android version, including 6.0, it can make the libraries of the new version V3 read and write older database of V2 version. It's simple. Once you initialize the database add the following line of code: Code: Copy SQLX.Initialize (File.DirInternal, "filename.xxx" False, databasepassword, "") CursorX = SQLX.ExecQuery ("PRAGMA cipher_migrate") '<==== only enter this line 'continue here your code To avoid delays, it is recommended to avoid open and close the database frequently. I hope you enjoyed the information, and if possible a like me, it gave a lot of work and avoided me having to convert all my original database.
