aShell
With the donate version of aSQLiteManager you get the aShell functionality build into aSQLiteManager.
As it allows you to edit the system databases you need to know what you do before starting editing. You might destroy data needed for your phone to work properly!
SO HANDLE WITH CARE
The root file explorer in aShell allows you to browse your device and if it is rooted you have access to any directory. The explorer allows you to sort and filter the files.
Before editing a system database a backup copy of the database is placed in /mnt/sdcard/.aSQLiteManager (named databaseName.back) here you will also find a version of the edited database.
If you like aSQLiteManager and aShell consider buying the donate version of aSQLiteManager and support the development and be among the first to get new updates with new functionality!
Category : Tools
Reviews (30)
I'm getting this error while trying to select root on home screen"Root not available for this phone"
*** Edit: Developer added the suggested feature, so I'm up-rating the app. Kudos! *** The original comment: Martin, thank you for this very good application! One suggestion: there are databases without the .db extension. They are not recognized as databases by aShell.
Works great. Developer fixed issue in a timely manner.
Used this along with his aSQLiteManager to enable unlimited tethering on my Droid.
After editing a file I saved. This app deleted it.
Root not available on this phone! -_- it doesn't work with my A878 :(( Can u help me?? :'(
My uncle said my phone cant be rooted so i couldnt use this app
It won't let me clicc the root tab???
Only lets you edit databases that end in .db and not the ones that don't. 5 stars when it can edit non
aShell worked fine. Verizon knuckleheads locked two bookmarks at the top of the bookmark list, bookmarks I'm not inclined to use much. Or at all. So all they do is irritate. aShell found data/data/com.android.browser/database/browser.db without trouble ()I had to go ito settings to tell it to get root access by default), then it launched aSQLLiteManager to edit the database. I deleted the (stupid) Verizon entries, rebooted the phone, and voila! the bookmarks are gone. A appreciate people like Andsen giving us the ability to clean the bird poop out of our phones, but I don't understand why the smart folks at Verizon are obsessed with doing things like locking those stupid bookmarks.
Great app, but I'm not going to update until I see bug fix updates. This is the kind of app that needs to run solid.
will be 5 stars if it can edit database files of any filename formats
Worked perfectly on my Tmo version of Samsung Gallaxy Note. Downloaded it to edit delete and remove the useless factory loaded and protected bookmarks (like the Tmo store) in the Adroid web browser.
I keyed in shell commands and the app does nothing!
So far very good. Used it along with aSQLitemanager to unlock thrid party option on my mb300. A++++
Doesn't work on hauwei murcury 5886 glory please fix I need this app
Says I don't have root when I clearly do...
Very useful applications. I wonder what kind of command should I write in aShell to open my database without using File Explorer all the time ? I'm trying to write "/data/data/com.example.p0751_files/databases/Database.db" directly, but it seems not to work. If I write "aSQLiteManager /data/data/com.example.p0751_files/databases/Database.db" instead, still doesn't work.
This app really allows you to edit databases, not like some other apps. Great!
Best pre rooted constant root rom built in root commands and Widgets this app is perfect for the perfect Rom
I dont know any root words or watever their called where i can i find them at
"A" for effort. Hopefully will play well with CM7 nightlies soon
Works great on ATRIX! Thank you.
Still on the rough side, but did exactly what i needed (allowed me to change a system database). Thank you!!! CM9, by the way.
Handy tool
A good companion for aSqliteManager. But quite slow in populating files and folders list in root directories. /data/data etc.
4* only that I installed it just to see of it works and didn't get one thing I have rooted the device (Kindle Fire) and when I go to data/ doesn't allow me to access it says this is not rooted ? Any idea why this happened
DO NOT DOWNLOAD!!! If you do not know how to use this app It will have a possibility of permanently Screwing up you Device (SD Card)
Used in combo with aSqlEditor and was able to edit system databases with no problems!
This thing saved me quite a bit of time and money. However, I have a bit of a problem here. If there's a blank space in the path to the database I want to edit (e.g. "Some App"), I get a null error stating "no such file or directory." Not sure how one would fix this, but it'd improve this app a fair amount if this were taken care of.