In Brazil, a recent change in mobile numbers makes my messages without identification.
Mobile numbers from local area number 11 recived a 9 digit before than, example:
+55 11 8888 8888 turns into +55 11 98888 8888 (for better understanding, read this: http://www.techveger.com/2012/07/ninth-digit-in-sp-understand-how-this.html)
There is a lot of app on Apple store to make this change on your adress book, but it don't change SMS information.
My contact numbers is stored something like this: 0118888888. With the change, turns into 01198888888. My old SMS now are without identification.
I'm trying to edit SMS.db to make changes that I need in phone numbers, but I can't open this file.
I've tried SQLAdmin, SQL Browser, RazorSQL and a few more software, no success.
Anyone can tell me how I do this?
Apple Gadget: iPhone 4S running iOS 5.1.1
Summary:
How can I open and edit SMS.db from an iOS 5.1.1 device?
PS.: Really sorry for my bad english.
Mobile numbers from local area number 11 recived a 9 digit before than, example:
+55 11 8888 8888 turns into +55 11 98888 8888 (for better understanding, read this: http://www.techveger.com/2012/07/ninth-digit-in-sp-understand-how-this.html)
There is a lot of app on Apple store to make this change on your adress book, but it don't change SMS information.
My contact numbers is stored something like this: 0118888888. With the change, turns into 01198888888. My old SMS now are without identification.
I'm trying to edit SMS.db to make changes that I need in phone numbers, but I can't open this file.
I've tried SQLAdmin, SQL Browser, RazorSQL and a few more software, no success.
Anyone can tell me how I do this?
Apple Gadget: iPhone 4S running iOS 5.1.1
Summary:
How can I open and edit SMS.db from an iOS 5.1.1 device?
PS.: Really sorry for my bad english.