[Burrito] Connect to SQLite DB

Hi All,
Im having a hell of a time trying to create/connect to a local database (SQLite) on Android 2.2 HTC Evo.
I began by creating the database on the fly at startup if one didnt exist. This works like a champ on a Windows machine, but wont create the database on the SDCard. Man, the lack of docs is killing me. Can someone give me some insight or a work around the this?
Thanks,
Stephan
Example Part 1:
      import flash.data.SQLConnection;
    public var conn:SQLConnection = new SQLConnection();
    public var thisPath:String;
    private function checkDatabase():void
        var db:File = File.desktopDirectory.resolvePath('TechConnect.db');
        thisPath = db.nativePath.toString();
        trace(db.nativePath.toString());
        if(!db.exists)
            conn.addEventListener(SQLEvent.OPEN,connOpenHandler);
            conn.addEventListener(SQLErrorEvent.ERROR,connErrorHandler);
            conn.openAsync(db);
    private function connOpenHandler(event:SQLEvent):void
        trace("the database was created successfully");
        if(conn.connected)
            var stmt:SQLStatement = new SQLStatement();
            stmt.sqlConnection = conn;
            var sql:String = "CREATE TABLE [tablename] (my fields here.....)";
            stmt.text = sql;
            stmt.execute();
    private function connErrorHandler(event:SQLErrorEvent):void
        trace("Error message:", event.error.message);
        trace("Details:", event.error.details);

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