Re : Re: Re : Re: Re : Re: [android-developers] Is SQLite database in cache after first use?

Note that getLocalContentProvider is API level 5. Thanks for the information!! I didn't pay attention to this... :p I will use the static as you suggested! Thanks for all time passed to discuss with me. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups Android

Re : Re: [android-developers] Is SQLite database in cache after first use?

Well, something is not working :) Possibly something, somewhere, is keeping references to the old SQLiteDatabase object that in turn still references the old file. That is what I think but where between: Content provider | CursorLoader | CursorAdapter | something else... If your server

Re: Re : Re: [android-developers] Is SQLite database in cache after first use?

07.08.2011 17:53, CocoRambo пишет: All case, I am really want to understand the actual behavior At this point, I would copy the source for SQLiteOpenHelper into the project (changing the package name, of course) and debug into its close and open... -- Kostya Vasilyev -- You received this

Re: Re : Re: Re : Re: [android-developers] Is SQLite database in cache after first use?

It doesn't seem bad to me at all. Note that getLocalContentProvider is API level 5. If this was my code, I'd take advantage of the provider being local, and keep a reference to the database somewhere (in a static variable). The provider would use this static to access the database. In the

Re : Re: Re : Re: [android-developers] Is SQLite database in cache after first use?

I finally find a solution but I am not proud of it... My mistake was that I called close() on the wrong SQLiteOpenHelper. So I add a public method to my ContentProvider to get his SQLiteOpenHelper... Next during update I do this: MyContentProvider cp = (MyContentProvider)