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Android Sqlite order by desc not working correctly

I am very new to Android with Sqlite database programming. I want to order by desc my game score column. Game score columns type is real and when i try to order by gpoint and desc not working correctly. Please give me some advice. Code is below:

public List<Score> getAllScores() {
            List<Score> scoreList = new ArrayList<Score>();
            String selectQuery = "SELECT  * FROM " + TABLE_SCORES+" ORDER BY gpoint DESC";

            SQLiteDatabase db = this.getWritableDatabase();
            Cursor cursor = db.rawQuery(selectQuery, null);

            if (cursor.moveToFirst()) {
                do {
                    Score score = new Score();
                    score.setID(Integer.parseInt(cursor.getString(0)));
                    score.setPoint(cursor.getFloat(1));
                    score.setLetter(cursor.getString(3));
                    score.setDate(cursor.getString(2));
                    scoreList.add(0, score);
                } while (cursor.moveToNext());
            }

            return scoreList;
        }

my test insertions are:

            Calendar c = Calendar.getInstance();
        SimpleDateFormat df = new SimpleDateFormat("dd-MMM-yyyy");
        String formattedDate = df.format(c.getTime());

        Log.d("Insert: ", "Inserting .."); 
        db.addScoreToDB(new Score((float)9.4, "S",formattedDate));        
        db.addScoreToDB(new Score((float)7.5, "S",formattedDate));        
        db.addScoreToDB(new Score((float)6.6, "S",formattedDate));        
        db.addScoreToDB(new Score((float)8.8, "S",formattedDate));        
        db.addScoreToDB(new Score((float)9.7, "S",formattedDate));
        db.addScoreToDB(new Score((float)11.1, "S",formattedDate));
        db.addScoreToDB(new Score((float)2.1, "S",formattedDate));
        db.addScoreToDB(new Score((float)10.1, "S",formattedDate));

result is:

12-24 15:52:24.065: D/Insert:(9901): Inserting .. 12-24 15:52:24.290: D/Reading:(9901): Reading all contacts..
Id: 8 ,Score: 10.1 ,Letter: S
Id: 6 ,Score: 11.1 ,Letter: S
Id: 7 ,Score: 2.1 ,Letter: S
Id: 3 ,Score: 6.6 ,Letter: S
Id: 2 ,Score: 7.5 ,Letter: S
Id: 4 ,Score: 8.8 ,Letter: S
Id: 1 ,Score: 9.4 ,Letter: S
Id: 5 ,Score: 9.7 ,Letter: S

i want result: 2.1, 6.6, 7.5..... so on

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Munkhdemberel L Avatar asked Feb 22 '26 17:02

Munkhdemberel L


1 Answers

i want result: 2.1, 6.6, 7.5..... so on

That's an ascending order, not descending. Ascending is the default but you can also specify ORDER BY column ASC.

Id: 8 ,Score: 10.1 ,Letter: S
Id: 6 ,Score: 11.1 ,Letter: S
Id: 7 ,Score: 2.1 ,Letter: S 
Id: 3 ,Score: 6.6 ,Letter: S 
Id: 2 ,Score: 7.5 ,Letter: S 
Id: 4 ,Score: 8.8 ,Letter: S 
Id: 1 ,Score: 9.4 ,Letter: S 
Id: 5 ,Score: 9.7 ,Letter: S

This is an ascending order but sorted lexicographically (alphabetically), not numerically. If you want numerical sorting, either set the gpoint column type to REAL or cast the values to REAL:

CREATE TABLE ... (... gpoint REAL ...)

or

SELECT ... ORDER BY CAST(gpoint AS REAL)
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laalto Avatar answered Feb 25 '26 09:02

laalto



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