This is very important for me! I didn't even see it! Thank you very
very much!
On Jan 3, 10:45 am, Sarwar Erfan wrote:
> On Monday, January 3, 2011 3:32:50 PM UTC+6, Luca Carlon wrote:
>
> > Assuming I am the ContentProvider developer, can I somehow execute
> > these kinds of queries (using funct
Luca,
The way a ContentProvider maps a query into SQL statements is entirely
up to your provider.
The framework only imposes a few things:
- The "data bucket" is selected by the URI.
- The query is specified as an array of values.
- The result is returned as a Cursor (not necessarily a SQLite
On Monday, January 3, 2011 3:32:50 PM UTC+6, Luca Carlon wrote:
>
> Assuming I am the ContentProvider developer, can I somehow execute
> these kinds of queries (using functions like replace, using subqueries
> etc...) using the SQLiteDatabase class? Its query method seems to
> suffer the same
I already rooted and executed the queries I need using sqlite3, but I
need to do this programmatically.
Assuming I am the ContentProvider developer, can I somehow execute
these kinds of queries (using functions like replace, using subqueries
etc...) using the SQLiteDatabase class? Its query method
On Monday, January 3, 2011 2:32:29 PM UTC+6, Luca Carlon wrote:
>
> Ok, that was just to confirm that it is impossible to use it that way.
> And what about making complex queries? The ContentProvider class
> provides the query method which, however, seems to be quite a
> limitation. What can I
Ok, that was just to confirm that it is impossible to use it that way.
And what about making complex queries? The ContentProvider class
provides the query method which, however, seems to be quite a
limitation. What can I do, for instance, if I need to create queries
with subqueries (or some other t
Your subject of the post should have been something like "Accessing
databases from other packages"
In normal phones, you are not allowed to do so. It prevents you to mess up
with someone else's database.
If you want it for personal usage, you can root your phone.
Regards
Sarwar Erfan
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No, I don't believe you will have access to directly open the database
of another app. That's the reason there is a ContentProvider in the
first place.
On Jan 3, 7:28 am, Luca Carlon wrote:
> Hi! I'm using the Android's media library intensively, and I was
> asking myself whether it is possible
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