Beginner question #kotlin #mssql
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Hmmm, it's kind of hard to ask a question because I know something, but only that I don't know much yet 😕. I want to go back to learning in the project. Blocks to use: #android , #kotlin , #mssql Interface in Kotlin already covered (as such ;)) Database in MS SQL (not the worst, a bit of my hubby :)) Connection covered. And here comes the conundrum of which way to go. Conditions to be met: 1. Work with the database offline/online. 2. When resuming the connection, the client data is synchronized with the server connection test is carried out "independently" 3. data update on the server is done "independently" 4. In offline mode, customer data cannot be lost even after restarting the device I was thinking of using #sqllite #maven on a device between user and #mssql Do you know any simple tutorial? Most of the tutorials I've come across end with "select * from table"; and the rest is up to you. Hurrah 😕
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Hmmm, it's kind of hard to ask a question because I know something, but only that I don't know much yet 😕. I want to go back to learning in the project. Blocks to use: #android , #kotlin , #mssql Interface in Kotlin already covered (as such ;)) Database in MS SQL (not the worst, a bit of my hubby :)) Connection covered. And here comes the conundrum of which way to go. Conditions to be met: 1. Work with the database offline/online. 2. When resuming the connection, the client data is synchronized with the server connection test is carried out "independently" 3. data update on the server is done "independently" 4. In offline mode, customer data cannot be lost even after restarting the device I was thinking of using #sqllite #maven on a device between user and #mssql Do you know any simple tutorial? Most of the tutorials I've come across end with "select * from table"; and the rest is up to you. Hurrah 😕
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Lots of good information at SQLite Tutorial - An Easy Way to Master SQLite Fast[^]
Now, it is time to read and learn something about sync data between sqlite and mssql :) Thanks :)
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Hmmm, it's kind of hard to ask a question because I know something, but only that I don't know much yet 😕. I want to go back to learning in the project. Blocks to use: #android , #kotlin , #mssql Interface in Kotlin already covered (as such ;)) Database in MS SQL (not the worst, a bit of my hubby :)) Connection covered. And here comes the conundrum of which way to go. Conditions to be met: 1. Work with the database offline/online. 2. When resuming the connection, the client data is synchronized with the server connection test is carried out "independently" 3. data update on the server is done "independently" 4. In offline mode, customer data cannot be lost even after restarting the device I was thinking of using #sqllite #maven on a device between user and #mssql Do you know any simple tutorial? Most of the tutorials I've come across end with "select * from table"; and the rest is up to you. Hurrah 😕
It sounds like you already know many of the basics, so the next step is to figure out how to implement the conditions you listed. You reminded me of this question when I was studying cotlin, but to write, also required a database. You will need to figure out how to establish a connection between the client and the server, and how to ensure that the data is synchronized when the connection is resumed. In addition, you'll need to figure out how to ensure that the data on the server updates itself, and how to make sure that client data isn't lost even after a device reboot. Good luck!
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Hmmm, it's kind of hard to ask a question because I know something, but only that I don't know much yet 😕. I want to go back to learning in the project. Blocks to use: #android , #kotlin , #mssql Interface in Kotlin already covered (as such ;)) Database in MS SQL (not the worst, a bit of my hubby :)) Connection covered. And here comes the conundrum of which way to go. Conditions to be met: 1. Work with the database offline/online. 2. When resuming the connection, the client data is synchronized with the server connection test is carried out "independently" 3. data update on the server is done "independently" 4. In offline mode, customer data cannot be lost even after restarting the device I was thinking of using #sqllite #maven on a device between user and #mssql Do you know any simple tutorial? Most of the tutorials I've come across end with "select * from table"; and the rest is up to you. Hurrah 😕