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I have following scenario

  1. I have Sqlite file of 4GB of data to support offline.
  2. Can I copy to the app and distribute the app, does it affect application performance.
  3. I need to read data from the same sqlite file, can I use the native sqlite commands to read from 4GB of sqlite file or can I run a server like GCDWebServer to read data from sqlite file. Which approach gives better performance.
nynohu
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kanna
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  • i used itunes sharing functionality for accessing database from outside the app resources – kanna Feb 10 '17 at 12:54

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There are many ios applications that access a local Sqlite database. I personally prefer to use FMDB as a library to access Sqlite. Since Sqlite is a C library, you can call the library directly from Swift or Objective-C. You should be able to find many tutorials on building Sqlite applications.

Bill
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i used iTunes sharing functionality for accessing database from outside the app resources, with GCDWebServer to support offline tile rendering functionality.

kanna
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