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QuestionHow to customize timer to fire my routine at specific time Pin
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QuestionInserting Localised Lookup Data into a Fresh Database Pin
Jammer23-Feb-17 8:16
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Didn't really know where to ask this so went for the lowest common denominated forum! C# FTW!

Anyway, I was wondering if this was a problem that had already been solved but I'm not aware of the generalised approach.

I have an MvvmCross based solution that uses SQLite as the data store. All the common functional goodness is in a core PCL project, all fine and dandy. In this core PCL I have the data access stuff along with resx files containing any strings needed in the various application UI projects.

When the application starts up it initialises a connection to the SQLite database. If the database doesn't yet exist and requires creation (think very first run of the application) it needs to create the database and populate it with some initial data (just for ease of setup with some generic lookup data). This data is fully editable by the user but this is more of a convenience task to get the user up and running quickly without burdening them with loads of config before being able to do something useful.

What I'm looking at is using localised resx data for the source of this look-up data. I can think of a few ways of doing this but before I pop off and roll a solution I was wondering if there were any generalised approaches to this scenario that people had used before.

Googling hasn't turned anything up thus far so I thought I'd cast the net out to you lot first.
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