Android Question Sqllite & Mysql update local tables

Alternative solution: [B4X] CloudKVS - synchronized key / value store

You need to download the data and insert it into the local database. If the table data is not too large then you can download the complete table, delete the local table and insert the new table. If the data can be updated both locally and remotely then you need a more sophisticated solution. You can add a "modified time" column and use it for the synchronization. This is implemented in CloudKVS.

Thank you! @Erel What I did is this:

1st Create in the server the tables in a database, load the basics with heidisql
Then in the mobile application I recreate the same empty tables.

2nd At the beginning of the execution of the app in the day I connect to the Mysql server through the JRCD2 connector with stored procedure commands (which I can change in the server without affecting the mobile application).

The fact of loading everything the first time in the Sqllite boards avoids later heavy loads, the basic boards go only once.

3th Then I use the sqllite tables to fill in data forms.

4 When I make an insert, delete or update I do it in the 2 tables both in the server and in the local table. So that the next day the data remains identical.

I think cloudkvs is fantastic but I still have a hard time mastering it.
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Hey @ocalle, if you could share a small example with this feature I think it would be fantastic!

José J. Aguilar said:

Hey @ocalle, if you could share a small example with this feature I think it would be fantastic!

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Yeah give me sometime, in this week post it