Why am I getting Permission Denied when trying to push a Sqlite file to my rooted Android device?

Issue

So I have a local Sqlite file I am trying to push to my Rooted Android (Nexus 7 2013) device. Which I have confirmed is Rooted by tying adb shell, su and seeing the # displayed instead of $

I am trying to run the following command:

adb push D:\tfs\MyApp\MyDatabase.db3 /data/data/MyApp/files/MyDatabase.db3

But I keep getting

Failed to copy ...MyApp.. to ...MyApp...: Permission denied

I have searched the internet and found answers here and here and have come up with the following:

adb shell su -c "mount -o rw,remount /data"
adb shell su -c "chmod 777 /data"

But even after running these two above commands and running my Push Command I am still getting Permission Denied.

What am I doing wrong?

Solution

Ok so heres my solution.

My phone was already Rooted but for some reason this isnt enough to do anything you want.

I had to go and download the apk onto my device named adbd insecure mentioned here which you can download on that thread or from the google play store. I then had to open the App on my device and click "Enable Insecure adbd" and I also clicked "Enable at boot"

After this running my normal command:

adb push D:\tfs\MyApp\MyDatabase.db3 /data/data/MyApp/files/MyDatabase.db3

worked

Answered By - User1