SQLite by WebWorks?

I want to create a SQLite database for local storage on the PlayBook. However the database appears as undefined.

Is it possible to do so and if so, how.

var db = window.openDatabase ("Database", "1.0", "Database", 200000);

function initializeDB()
{
 
DB.transaction (function (tx)

{
tx.executeSql ("TABLE IF NOT EXISTS CREATE table (Id INTEGER, name) ');
tx.executeSql ("INSERT INTO ListName (Id, Name) VALUES (1,"default")" ");
});
 
DB.transaction (function (tx) {}
tx.executeSql ("SELECT * FROM table', [], {}, function (tx, results)")
var len = results.rows.length, i;

for (i = 0; i< len;="">
$('#div').append (')

  • Find the lines: "+ results.rows.item (i). Name + '
    • ');
    }
    (}, null);
    });

    }

    It works in Chrome but not in FireFox or on the PlayBook.

    This gives a shot and see what happens

    try
   {
      var dbSize = 1 * 1024 * 1024;
      db = openDatabase("Mydb", "1.0", "Mydb", dbSize);
   }
   catch ( Error )
   {
      alert ( Error );
   }

    Tags: BlackBerry Developers

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