Amos Mobile Apps
SQLite Editor Root 1.60
If you have a rooted android device, you canuse this tool to see all installed app's internal SQLite databases,configure and modify them. You can use this tool to take control ofinstalled apps and your device.If you want to verify whether this is good for you before buyingthis you can try Sqlite Master Free version which has trial modefor modifying database for rooted device.How it worksMake sure your android system is rootedMake sure busybox app is installedBefore changing an app's database, configuration etc stop thetarget app first.Use a task manager to kill the running process.Use Sqlite Editor Root to see it's database (if the app hasdatabase)Database contain some tables, each table has rows.Each row represent some app configuration.Tap on the table, edit/delete row as you want.Apply changes after modification.Restart the target app to see the changes. Some app runs inbackground even thoughthey are not visible on the screen. Please use a task manager toensure that process is not running, kill if it is running andrestart that app.Otherwise you may not see the changes in the app.If an app does not have internal local database this app will notshow anything for that app.TestingAndroid 4.1.2 (rooted device)Android 4.2 (rooted device)Android 4.4 Kitkat (rooted device)SupportEmail us for any support.For general purpose and more advanced SQLite database managementand editing, Dundas software hasSQLite Master with which you can do almost anything that SQLitesupports.
