What I would like to do is for each unique app user is creating its own table or if needed own database (mysql). In this table (or db) there are about 4 database fields which will be filled from within the app. Is this possible? And (I assume it is) how?? Thanks for helping me. Regards Gert-Jan

Yes, you can have your own database within an app. Both on Android and on iOS you would be using SQLite, not mySQL that you may know from web sites and services. They are more or less the same. (SQLite came into existence after Oracle bought Sun, thus gaining rights to mySQL at large.) There are not any plugins for Buzztouch (that I know of, that is) which could be used to force your way into the database underworld of your app. It will require custom programming -- as nobody can tell in advance which fields in the database will be used, and more importantly -- how the database would be connected to the rest of the buzztouch app. Even if there were a plugin to create the database from JSON on the server, you would still have to dive into the code and write what happens to the data in the database: -- how to access and display them, -- how to sync them to the views that app has -- how to read the data from some external source, and -- how to delete the data in the phone or tablet. Having a database inside the app is the primary way of personalizing the app, but it will require custom programming. You either have the option to learn the codes or to hire a mobile app programmer.

You might try using http://Parse.com as a way of achieving your goals. Many folks have integrated Parse's iOS SDK into Buzztouch.

Parse has a way to use a database? LA

@Dusko, thx for your reply I was thinking about a remote webserver database (mysql). The thing is I want to let people add locations to a database. Each user has its own locations of course so thats why i want to create a new table when someone signs up the first time. @Niraj Interesting suggestion, I'll check it out. @LA Yes it has (I didn't know till yesterday)

This may be just what you need: https://www.buzztouch.com/files/howtos/Posting_Current_Location_to_a_Database_v1.0.pdf

@GJvanWijk, Where is it at parse? Cannot find it. LA

Watch this 10-min video to learn how to use a Parse server-based database that is connected to an iOS app to be displayed in an iPhone Table. You will see how to use the Parse Data Browser to make a server-based database and then how to connect that data into the iOS app. https://parse.com/tutorials/parse-query-table

You can learn about backend providers here: http://www.raywenderlich.com/20482/how-to-choose-the-best-backend-provider-for-your-ios-app-parse-vs-stackmob-vs-appcelerator-cloud-and-more?preview=true and here is a detailed tutorial on how to do it in Parse: http://www.raywenderlich.com/19341/how-to-easily-create-a-web-backend-for-your-apps-with-parse