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Specifically, I was trying to use the sqlite3 command with the ADB shell to run some queries on the database of the Android application I'm building.
I kept getting "sqlite3: permission denied". I'm developing on a Nexus One that I purchased from Google. Does my phone need to be rooted or something?
$ sqlite3 /data/data/com.moodme.android/databases/moodme.db
sqlite3 /data/data/com.moodme.android/databases/moodme.db
sqlite3: permission denied
The files are read protected. You need to root your phone or use the emulator.