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Have you checked to see if the documents directory already contains a copy of your database? If the app has already created the database in the documents directory, then it won't copy it over again. You will need to make sure that if you modify the database in bundle directory that you have completely deleted the copy in your documents directory to see the reflected changes.
Thank you so much for considering the issue and replying in time.
Sorry, actually I was mistaken. The actual problem is that the database in
the bundle directory doesn't get copied in the Documents directory. I
manually copied the database to the documents directory, and it works. So
may be you've to visit the code that copies database from Bundle to
documents directory.
Have you checked to see if the documents directory already contains a copy
of your database? If the app has already created the database in documents
directory, then it won't copy it over again. You will need to make sure
that if you modify the database in bundle directory that you have
completely deleted the copy in your documents directory to see the
reflected changes.
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The issue is that the Database doesn't get copied to Documents directory from Bundle. So may be the developer is supposed to do it him/herself
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