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Can sql be installed in phone

4th Dec 2019, 3:24 PM
Ananya Bansal
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SQLite is frequently used as a local database in mobile phone applications. This is great for persisting data that doesn't need to go over a network or the Internet. Making a mobile phone application that talks with a web application is very common too. Having a MySQL database connected to that web application is also very common. A delegated connection to a database is roughly what most websites do whether the client is a web browser, a human, or the client is a mobile application. There are some tools such as GraphQL that provide a very generic HTTP-based API to access an underlying database. These could be useful for you too. Using MySQL directly in a mobile application would be incredibly weird, though. I found this Android application that can connect directly to a remote MySQL server: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.probytion.mymoclient&hl=en Incorporating that functionality directly within your Android application would be very unusual and probably not the best approach. The question and answer here offers some more detail about connecting a mobile phone application directly to a MySQL server: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12233145/connecting-to-mysql-from-android-with-jdbc
4th Dec 2019, 6:13 PM
Josh Greig
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