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How to Debug local databases and Preferences in Android?

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Hi, Being a learner. I am here to participate just like other android developer forum to enhance my knowledge regarding Android Programming & I would like to know that "how to debug my database and shared preferences in an android application", which has become difficult to debug. I hope any tech developer help me in resolving this issue.

posted Dec 12, 2016 by Kyle Flores

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I am assuming that you are using open source database, these DBs are delivered with a bunch of JUnit-Tests. You can just run them.

Also I would suggest to go through the following link which may help you -
https://blog.mindorks.com/debugging-android-databases-and-shared-preferences-in-the-easiest-way-e5f705dfc06b

answer Dec 12, 2016 by Salil Agrawal
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