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Can any help mi how to implement database in android application
- Thread starter ramki
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lollypop90210
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I have been using Memento from LuckyDroid for the past 6 months, and so far so good.
Initially I was trying to find something to store phone call records because I am managing a few rental properties in the area, and I am getting approx 10 - 15 calls per day on potential renters. I hated to store these contacts in my phone contact list. So I found LuckyDroid in the Android MarketPlace. Surprisingly, this application is very good. Till now, I have 200 contacts from these calls. If I have a house available, I can dig into this database (flat table) and call to see if some of them will be interested in a newly available house. The records can be grouped, and sorted, and you can specify different field types, e.g., phone number, URL, email address, etc. If you click on the phone number, the droid will dial the number. If that's a URL, and it will take you to a browser screen, etc.
Good thing is I can sync the tables with Google Spreadsheet, and my partner can also access and update the same file. We end up with synced database on a daily basis.
The largest data file is an ever growing schools that have certain academic programs. Now has 850 records with 20 some data fields. Maybe I have the largest Memento database file among all the users ( I need to get a trophy from LuckyDroid!)
The only thing is when the database gets large, you have to sync using Wi-Fi connection, rather 3G network. But that's expected.
You might want to try.
Initially I was trying to find something to store phone call records because I am managing a few rental properties in the area, and I am getting approx 10 - 15 calls per day on potential renters. I hated to store these contacts in my phone contact list. So I found LuckyDroid in the Android MarketPlace. Surprisingly, this application is very good. Till now, I have 200 contacts from these calls. If I have a house available, I can dig into this database (flat table) and call to see if some of them will be interested in a newly available house. The records can be grouped, and sorted, and you can specify different field types, e.g., phone number, URL, email address, etc. If you click on the phone number, the droid will dial the number. If that's a URL, and it will take you to a browser screen, etc.
Good thing is I can sync the tables with Google Spreadsheet, and my partner can also access and update the same file. We end up with synced database on a daily basis.
The largest data file is an ever growing schools that have certain academic programs. Now has 850 records with 20 some data fields. Maybe I have the largest Memento database file among all the users ( I need to get a trophy from LuckyDroid!)
The only thing is when the database gets large, you have to sync using Wi-Fi connection, rather 3G network. But that's expected.
You might want to try.
