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create a sqlite database and name it exactly as you defined in AppClass with .db extension. when reactiveandroid initialized it will copy database from asset folder into data directory which is working with. but be aware for any further modification of database file. in that case you should create migration
ReActiveAndroid doesn't support work with a database from assets folder. To do it, you must copy your db file to databases folder manually before ReActiveAndroid have been initialized.
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bhapps commentedon Mar 7, 2020
try this;
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persiscms commentedon Jun 14, 2021
create a sqlite database and name it exactly as you defined in AppClass with .db extension. when reactiveandroid initialized it will copy database from asset folder into data directory which is working with. but be aware for any further modification of database file. in that case you should create migration
nguyenconghoan commentedon May 31, 2022
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