A Andras Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Apr 5, 2012 #1 Testing a new app on a variety of devices has thrown up an odd result on a Samsung Galaxy; attempting to access data gives the following error message: Code: Copy SQLite Exception: file is encrypted or is not a database; while compiling. It doesn't seem to be related to the SD card; at least, demounting and remounting it have no effect. Other devices (and the emulator) have no problem. Any ideas? Thanks! John
Testing a new app on a variety of devices has thrown up an odd result on a Samsung Galaxy; attempting to access data gives the following error message: Code: Copy SQLite Exception: file is encrypted or is not a database; while compiling. It doesn't seem to be related to the SD card; at least, demounting and remounting it have no effect. Other devices (and the emulator) have no problem. Any ideas? Thanks! John
mc73 Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Apr 5, 2012 #2 Stange... Once I had problem with my sqlite db on Samsung Galaxy, stating that the db was locked. I quit my app, then cleared RAM of device, actually this was the problem, db was locked by my app still running. Perhaps, you can give it a try? Upvote 0
Stange... Once I had problem with my sqlite db on Samsung Galaxy, stating that the db was locked. I quit my app, then cleared RAM of device, actually this was the problem, db was locked by my app still running. Perhaps, you can give it a try?
A Andras Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Apr 5, 2012 #3 Nope, doesn't seem to be that, but thanks for the idea. Anyone got any other ideas? I'm tearing my hair out here, and I really don't have enough to be able to do that with impunity! And is it my impression only, or do the Samsung devices in particular seem to come with a lot of problems? John Upvote 0
Nope, doesn't seem to be that, but thanks for the idea. Anyone got any other ideas? I'm tearing my hair out here, and I really don't have enough to be able to do that with impunity! And is it my impression only, or do the Samsung devices in particular seem to come with a lot of problems? John
junglejet Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Apr 5, 2012 #4 I have a problem with Samsung devices (I5500, I9100G) entering USB debugging mode. Generally they do not behave like standard Androids should do. Very annoying. Upvote 0
I have a problem with Samsung devices (I5500, I9100G) entering USB debugging mode. Generally they do not behave like standard Androids should do. Very annoying.
Ricky D Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Apr 6, 2012 #5 I have a Galaxy S2 I9100 running android 2.3.6 and haven't had any problems cheers Ricky Upvote 0
A Andras Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Apr 7, 2012 #6 Thanks Ricky; I suspect it's an OS problem in the particular phone; but as it isn't my personal device (borrowed from a staff member for testing!) it's going to take me a little while to sort out. I'll get it back from her on Tuesday and start some fairly detailed checking on what's going on there. As I have observed elsewhere, Ah, the wonderful world of computing! John Upvote 0
Thanks Ricky; I suspect it's an OS problem in the particular phone; but as it isn't my personal device (borrowed from a staff member for testing!) it's going to take me a little while to sort out. I'll get it back from her on Tuesday and start some fairly detailed checking on what's going on there. As I have observed elsewhere, Ah, the wonderful world of computing! John
