I need to update the SQLite DB when the app release in production irrespective of the current version.
If the columns added or if the new table created in the local DB, then the Local DB should update.
Currently I didn't maintain the local DB version number in my app.
Please help me with this issue.
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I have a new project to create a UWP Application and access the Sqlite3 database via EF Core. The program looks like most of the Desktop Accounting software e.g. QuickBook Pro or MYOB which can create separate data files for different set of data (different account books).
When the program started, it popup a File Open Dialog to user create a new or open an existing database. Whether the database is new created or already exists, the program will check and apply the migrations which has not been migrated. Is it possible to do that in EF Core?
Thank you!
I want to create an flutter app that will work offline. I have stored data in an SQLite database using SQLite plugin. Is it possible to access SQLite db data offline, from an APK using Flutter in Android Studio?
if you initialize it with some tables or rows yes ofcourse using DB Sqlite Browser
I'm using Xamarin Forms with Azure mobile service, and added a column into the table schema on Azure SQL database, then the mobile App crashed because the local store (SQLite) is different from the Azure database.
To solve that I removed current app, this will remove local database and installed new app version.
But I am wondering what the best approach is when you want to make changes in the azure database and release these changes.
How can you update both database and app without the user losing data or experiencing crashes?
I have created a javafx app and embedded sqlite database, The database needs to be updated time to time. Is there some way i can set up so that I can update the database from one sever PC and the same gets updated on all the PC's where the app is installed
I am using Azure to host my website and db and using a local db for production, and using EF code first migrations. I previously published to Azure and have since added to the schema on my local db, but have not kept track of all the migrations as I had to delete the database and rebuild a couple times.
I am now ready to deploy again but my Azure database and local database have different schemas and I can't update them. I tried to run it when I first published and got an error saying a table was missing. I then deleted and rebuilt my local db and published again with the new migration, but I get an error saying that a table already exists.
Is there a way to either figure out what needs to change and publish that migration or delete the database on azure and start again?
Cheers