I have a ContentProvider that stores data in a SQLite database. I also
have an app with a ListView that displays data queried from the
ContentProvider. I run a query() on the ContentProvider, then I take
the returned Cursor, make an adaptor, and set it to the ListView, like
so:

                dbAdapter = getContentResolver();
                deviceList = (ListView)this.findViewById(R.id.deviceList);

                Cursor allDevices =
                        dbAdapter.query(BluetoothContentProvider.CONTENT_URI,
                                                        
BluetoothContentProvider.ALL_COLUMNS,
                                                        null,
                                                        null,
                                                        
BluetoothContentProvider.KEY_ROWID + " ASC");
                startManagingCursor(allDevices);
                SimpleCursorAdapter cursorAdaptor =
                        new SimpleCursorAdapter(this, R.layout.device, 
allDevices,
COLUMN_HEADINGS, DISPLAY_FIELDS);
                deviceList.setAdapter(cursorAdaptor);


If I close the database inside the query() of the Provider, I get an
"Invalid statement in fillWindow()" error from the returned Cursor,
but I don't want to leave the database permanently open either. What
should I do?

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