Tread app "Enabling Storage" automatically

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Re: Tread app "Enabling Storage" automatically

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jfheath wrote: Mon May 04, 2026 11:33 am I keep meaning to get my SQL database tools out and look at what is in there. As I get more mobile and can do more walking and exercise I find that my capacity for 'thinking' and 'concentrating' is improving - not back to where it used to be, but definitely improving.
I am using "DB Browser for SQLite" https://sqlitebrowser.org/, Thanks @FrankB for the tip (As far as I remember, mentioned this tool to me).
If you just want to take a look only, you can use TripManager also.
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jfheath wrote: Mon May 04, 2026 11:33 am So by resetting that value - you don't have to delete Tread from your phone, or reset your zumo to factory condition ? You can just turn it off and back on again ?
Exactly.
You are able to control this behavior using [settings.db].[data_bool] Explore Sync Enabled = 0 (original value = 1)
The Tread app can stay installed and still has access to the Explore Cloud, but it no longer syncs with the device while using Explore Sync Enabled = 0


jfheath wrote: Mon May 04, 2026 11:33 am I assume that you have to edit a copy of the database file and save it back - or can it be edited in place ?
Of course, you have to modify a local DB copy.
I always use a truly current copy that I modify myself.
For just more in-depth analysis, I sometimes quickly use the copy from the TripManager Temp folder also.
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Have fun—there's a lot to discover.
And there are many more databases on the device that will pique your interest.
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Re: Tread app "Enabling Storage" automatically

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proofresistant wrote: Sun May 03, 2026 11:22 pm An idea for those who want to experiment a bit and aren’t afraid of manually updating database content :ugeek:
Nice catch! These are the kind of experiments we need to make progress!
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