Most devices are rootable if USB debugging is enabled, even if the screen is locked. The 'sqlite3' binary needs to be located in /system/bin and requires Root.
It also requires a binary called 'sqlite3' which is part of stock android builds, but some customized builds do not include it. This technique does not require Root on most devices, but does require USB debugging to be enabled. The Console tab will show commands as they are run, and any errors that result. This method was tested and works on Android versions from Gingerbread (2.3) to Jelly Bean (4.1), but it may work on others. This script is designed to remove basic PIN, password or pattern lock from a connected device.
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