Copy dbKnihy.sqlite from ...Documents/.... to ASD

[vknow360]

@Taifun

you still can read it using SAF

...and copy file to ASD as well.

[Ondrej_Ruz]

Hello.
I'm trying to delete a file in /Documents.... It won't delete it...
Blocks are attached....
It is good?
Ondrej

[vknow360]

You must use SAF to delete non-media files on Android 11 and above.

[Anke]

@vknow360

You must use SAF to delete non-media files on Android 11 and above

Yes, if and only if those non-media files are not created by the app itself (on Android 11+). The same applies to media files. If they are not crearted by the app you must use SAF to delete them on Android 11+.

[Anke]

@Anke

The same applies to media files. If they are not crearted by the app you must use SAF to delete them on Android 11+.

So I should add another final detail to my Android Storage overwiew:

[Ondrej_Ruz]

Hello.
Couldn't you find an example?
Ondrej

[Anke]

@Ondrej_Ruz

Couldn't you find an example?

An example of what?

Everything you need to know about your topic has already been said. If your sqlite file was not created by the same app (for whatever reason - reinstallation, previous testing with Companion etc) then you must use SAF to access that file (or request and grant MANAGE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE).