SQLite and WKwebview

VoltBuilder
#1

I appreciate you can help me.

Just in case I tell you this is for iOS apps.

I have worked sql applications using plugin:
“cordova-sqlite-evcore-extbuild-free”

Originally it was created with the following:

db = SqlOpenDatabase (“calculator.db”, “1.0”, “Calculator Data”)

Now I have tried to read it, after the device is ready and the installed plugins with the following:

db = SqlOpenDatabase (“calculator.db”, “1.0”, “Calculator Data”) indicates that “SQLite not suported”

with the following cases it works, that is, I can create, write and read but not the old database:

db = SqlOpenDatabase (“calculator.db”, “1.0”, “Calculator Data”, 1)
db = window.openDatabase (“calculator.db”, “1.0”, “Calculator Data”, 1)

db = window.sqlitePlugin.openDatabase ({name: “calculator.db”, iosDatabaseLocation: 0})

db = window.sqlitePlugin.openDatabase ({name: “calculator.db”, createFromLocation: 1})

db = window.sqlitePlugin.openDatabase ({name: “calculator.db”, iosDatabaseLocation: “Documents”}, PaLaBDArrancaSql3, ErrorPaLaBDArrancaSql3)

db = window.sqlitePlugin.openDatabase ({name: “calculator.db”, iosDatabaseLocation: “Library”}, PaLaBDArrancaSql3, ErrorPaLaBDArrancaSql3)

It has always worked fine but now that I am using:
“cordova-plugin-wkwebview-engine” databases that were created before that are not read by the original plugin. I can create others but I can’t read the original one, even though it exists.
I know it exists because I count “cordova-plugin-wkwebview-engine” removal, it reads them without problems.

The same happens to me with the plugin “cordova-sqlite-storage” with spec = “5.0.0”.

Could you help me to make the sql recognize or find the old database?

Thanks for your valuable help.

#2

The new plugin requires another parameter doesn’t it? The location parameter?

#3

If correct, the location parameter. At the top you will see that I have tried them but could not read the previously created database.

db = window.sqlitePlugin.openDatabase({name: ‘my.db’, location: ‘default’})

or in my case for ios

db = window.sqlitePlugin.openDatabase({name: ‘my.db’, iosDatabaseLocation: ‘Library’}, successcb, errorcb);

the parameter can take the values:
0
one
two
default
Documents
Library

All tried and failed to read the previous DB. So I ask for help. Of course I could be doing something wrong too.

That is, I require your support and again thanks for the help.

#4

one and two, the translator put it. Understand that they were numbers, that is, 0, 1 and 2. My English is not very good, so I prefer to use it. .

#5

I think there was a blurb in the docs that if you were using the new version of the plugin to access an older database you had to set the location to something else. I just don’t remember what it was.

#6

If you please remember or someone remembers it too, I would appreciate sharing it, I think this is of general interest.

As you can imagine, I will be quite grateful.

I will keep trying.

#7

What version of Cordova iOS are building against? This plugin is not supported for iOS > 6 according to GIT page for the plugin.

#8

Thanks for the indication. I use what Voltbuilder presents so I assume it is the latest in systems …
I will appreciate if you can tell me what would be the solution to be able to read the DB that is in the sql webview environment.

#9

VoltBuilder uses the current Cordova release, though they often have the next one available already: