I tried the following SQLite query:
int idServizo = 150;
String whereClause = id_servizio+" = '"+idServizio+" ' ";
ContentValues cv = new ContentValues();
cv.put("sync", 1);
int r = dbManager.updateTable("myTable", cv, whereClause);
Where fields sync and id_servizio are both integer. The method updateTable is:
public int updateTable(String table, ContentValues values, String whereClause){
int r = mDb.update(table, values, whereClause, null);
return r;
}
// mDb is SQLiteDatabase object
All this works good. But if I try this with the rawQuery() method:
public Cursor RawQuery(String sqlQuery, String[] columns){
return mDb.rawQuery(sqlQuery, columns);
}
The table is not updated! even if no error occurs.
int idServizo = 150;
String updateQuery ="UPDATE myTable SET sync = 1 WHERE id_servizio = "+idServizio;
dbManager.RawQuery(updateQuery, null);
Why does this not work?
This is because when a rawQuery is executed cursor is returned. Without the call to cursor.moveToFirst()
and cursor.close()
the database won't get updated.
int idServizo = 150;
String updateQuery ="UPDATE myTable SET sync = 1 WHERE id_servizio = "+idServizio;
Cursor c= dbManager.rawQuery(updateQuery, null);
c.moveToFirst();
c.close();
I dont know the need to call moveToFirst() but this works fine and the database gets updated.
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