Open a command prompt.
Use the cd command to navigate to the tools folder in the Android SDK.
Type: adb -e shell
This tells the Android Debug Bridge (ADB) to use your current emulator (you can't have more than one emulator open).
At the #, type ls to browse directory.
At the next #, type cd /data/data/[your package name, i.e., com.example.project]/databases
At the next #, type sqlite3 [your database name].db
You'll see the following appear underneath:
sqlite3 [your database name].db
SQLite version 3.x.x
Enter ".help" for instructions
At the sqlite> prompt, type: select * from sqlite_master;
You should see your database info now. At the next sqlite> prompt, type: .tables
This will return a list of the tables in your database. At the next sqlite> prompt, type: select * from [your table name]
Now you have a list of the columns and associated data that resides in that table.
To see a full list of commands, type: .help at the sqlite> prompt
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