1. Go to your Google + account (https://plus.google.com/).

2. Click on the Profile icon on the Left.

3. If you look at the URL in the address bar, it should look something like this:

https://plus.google.com/104653270154306099169/posts

4. The long numerical string in the URL is your Google+ ID. Here is CoderzHeaven’s from the URL above:

104653270154306099169/

I will give solution to all these problems. I created the database from my previous post
about Using SQLite in ANDROID

You can see the sqlite database in eclipse by opening File Explorer .Then

/data/data/package_name/databases

But here we cannot see the tables and table data.
For viewing the table details Eclipse has a plugin. You can download the jar from below.

Download the jar from the sqlite manager from here.

Now put the jar in the folder

eclipse/dropins/

and restart the eclipse and now you can see the sqlitemanager plugin on the top right of the File Explorer window

By clicking the icon, sqliteManager Window comes and here we can see the table structure.

and then the Browse Data tab shows the whole data

Hopefully i think you cleared all doubts about SqliteManager Plugin

Note : If you’re using a plug-in for which no Update Site is available, you can use the “dropins” folder in your Eclipse installation directory.

Plug-ins are typically distributed as .jar files. To add a plug-in to your Eclipse installation, put the plug-in .jar file into the Eclipse “dropins” folder and restart Eclipse. Eclipse should detect the new plug-in and install it for you.

Note : if your SQLiteManager Plugin is not enabled, then check your sqlite db file extension. It should be a “.db” extension.

Please check my another ANDROID BLOG FOR MORE ANDROID CODES AND SAMPLES.

SELECT ROUND(column_name,decimals) FROM table_name

eg:

SELECT itemName, ROUND(Price,2) as Price FROM Purchase

It will select itemName and Price from the table ‘Purchase’ and will Round the Price with 2 decimal places.