Hello ,

For that case , I'd rather store data in something like XML file or text in the android device , then use a small application at the office to export to firebird Database or a function directly in your application to export when LAN is reachable , this way you could even later make this function working trough Internet if the connection is good .

Hope this help , regards .

--- In firebird-support@yahoogroups.com, Nagy Szilveszter <nagy_szilveszter@...> wrote:
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> Hi all!
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> Can anyone please give me hint, advices about how to install Firebird on Android device?
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> I'd like to create a small Android application that collects data (interview) and when returning to the office it would upload the collected data to a server. Direct database connection to the main server is not always possible, since there are areas without internet/GSM connection - so local database would be an option.
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> I'm new to Android programming, so I'd appreciate any info that would help me get closer to my goal.
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> Thank you,
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