Android SQLite Database

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I Am Working On Android SQLiteDatabases First Time , I Have Two Different forms in android application for which i have to create two different Tables, So Just Want to know whether i have to create two different databases for that or i can create the two tables in the same table?

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Posted 19-Oct-14 8:39am

Sandeep Londhe

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[no name] 19-Oct-14 14:44pm

You can create two different databases if you want to. I don't see why you would want to though.

Sandeep Londhe 19-Oct-14 14:45pm

can i create two tables in the same database?

Sandeep Londhe 19-Oct-14 14:48pm

when i create two different databases it gives me error Application did not close the cursor or database object

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CPallini · Accepted Answer · 2014-10-19T10:28:00

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You usually can handle all the data needed by one (or more) application using one database (and it makes perfect sense). However no one prevents you creating two databases.

Posted 19-Oct-14 10:28am

CPallini