Setedit Does Not Currently Support Editing This Table [ 720p ]

The error message "SetEdit does not currently support editing this table" typically appears when a user attempts to modify values in the Secure or Global tables without having granted the application the necessary elevated permissions via Android Debug Bridge (ADB). Cause of the Issue

Workarounds and fixes

• Add a proper primary key or a unique, non-null column (if schema changes are acceptable).
• Use SQL statements directly (UPDATE, INSERT, DELETE) in the client’s query editor or another SQL client:

  2. You Are on a Work Profile or Managed Device

  If your phone is managed by an employer (using MDM software like Intune or MobileIron) or you are using Android’s “Work Profile,” the system tables may be locked down. Corporate policies often disable editing of secure settings. setedit does not currently support editing this table

  Example using aShell (manual command): Instead of using SetEdit, open aShell and type: The error message "SetEdit does not currently support