Well, I'm actually using SMSD as default SMS application: could it be
that this app is doing something to the db file?
Would there be a way to set as default SMS app iSMS?
> Currently, the know solution is remove your sms.db file and rerun
> MobileSMS application to regenerate a new one.
Well, is there any way to somehow "backup" the actual SMS.db file and
after having deleted it, recover previous SMS?
And, BTW: how do I remove the SMS.db file?
Thanks!
hehe, yes but my iSMS ain't working (this is why I posted)... :-/
>> Well, is there any way to somehow "backup" the actual SMS.db file and
>> after having deleted it, recover previous SMS?
>>
> It's possible, if you have some idea about SQL & SQLite.
> First you need to find some SQLite tool to execute SQL statement on
> your db file.
> Then backup the broken sms.db file, let the mobileSMS to create a new
> one and use the SQLite tool to import your old db file into the new db
> file.
Ah, it's SQL db? Nice thing, but I don't know much about SQL
statements... But, as you tell me this SQL thing: would it also be
possible to back up my SMS on an SQL server somewhere out of my iPhone
and store SMS' there?
thanks.