07.08.2011 17:11, MARTIN Nicolas пишет:
Thanks for your answer.
A possibly complicated solution would be to close the old database
file using SQLiteOpenHelper.close, and then open the new one.
I also try using SQLiteOpenHelper.close (which is a synchronized
method) and open the new one but same problem...
Well, something is not working :) Possibly something, somewhere, is
keeping references to the old SQLiteDatabase object that in turn still
references the old file.
As for me, I would do this: keep the existing database open, and
run an intelligent merge with the new data.
In my case, there is really no need to keep old data and merge. I
think an intelligent merge (Which is already done by my server [PHP
side]) will cost more time (even if my database is small).
What do you think?
If your server is smart and prepares a small, optimized update, all the
better. How large is your database?
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