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Somehow the database reuses the space after delees so a Utility program is not needed.
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Somehow the database reuses the space after delees so a Utility program is not needed.

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An application in a desktop environment &nbsp;that uses a database would typically have a utility to maintain a database written by the application. If your Android app puts a custom database on the phone do you also have to have a utility to maintain the database ?
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An application in a desktop environment  that uses a database would typically have a utility to maintain a database written by the application. If your Android app puts a custom database on the phone do you also have to have a utility to maintain the database ?

SQL Lite database on Android phone

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