It asks if you want to Install it so click Install and proceed. Using the built in Files program I browsed to my SD card and the SQLite directory I created and launched aSQLiteManager.apk. I created a directory on my SD card called SQLite and copied the program there. Copy the downloaded APK file (aSQLiteManager.apk) to your phone’s SD card. First download Android SQLite Manager from to your PC. This program is not one I located in the Android Market so you need to copy the installation file (APK) from your computer to your SD card.

This step just needs to be done once. I found a program that allows you browse SQLite database files on your Android phone. Installing the Android client application: The first steps are only necessary the first time to get things setup/installed. Everything below is free and requires nothing to be purchased. The solution below might not be viable for all folks but if you a little technical or willing to experiment and have some SQL knowledge it could be a very useful solution. I use Microsoft Access as the underlying database in HRD v5 so if you are using MySQL, your steps might vary slightly. I had tried using Android based database applications such as Memento but I was unable to successfully import the Ham Radio Deluxe (HRD) database in without it crashing. I’ve wanted a way to be able to view my contacts on the phone but hadn’t found a usable method until today. My phone is NOT rooted so you don’t need to do anything special to your phone to make this work. I have a Verizon Motorola Global 2 (Droid 2) Android smartphone.

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