Did some more testing with other versions of Android  (2.1 and 2.3.1)
and had the same results. Although with 2.1 the inserts returned 1, 3
(skipped 2).

Is  anyone using full text search on Android?  Is this a bug in
Android?

I am completely stumped and could really use some help.

I found someone else on stackoverflow that looks to be having the same
problem.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3123156/sqlitedatabase-insert-returns-incorrect-rowid-for-virtual-tables

Thanks,
Joe

On Feb 22, 9:12 am, Joe <[email protected]> wrote:
> I am experiencing an incorrect rowid value with sqlite and fts3.
>
> Basically, the first two rows are inserted and the rowId is 1 and 2
> respectively. The third insert however returns 4 instead of 3.
>
> I dropped the following log message in my contentprovider when
> inserting a row:
>
>     SQLiteDatabase database =
>     databaseHelper.getWritableDatabase();
>     long rowId = database.insert(NOTES_TABLE, Note.NOTE, values);
>     Log.d("NoteProvider", "RowId inserted was " + rowId);
>
> The output of that log message is:
>
>     02-21 21:10:12.773: DEBUG/NoteProvider(2486): RowId inserted was 1
>     02-21 21:10:20.623: DEBUG/NoteProvider(2486): RowId inserted was 2
>     02-21 21:10:25.883: DEBUG/NoteProvider(2486): RowId inserted was 4
>
> So what happened to 3?
>
> Also, I exported the sqlite database so I could look at in a SqLite
> browser and the content table shows 1, 2 and 3.
>
> So 3 was created but 4 was returned.
>
> I ran my testing up to 10, and the rowId was sequential afterwards,
> but still off by 1.
>
> The database create script is:
>
>     database.execSQL("CREATE VIRTUAL TABLE " + NOTES_TABLE + "
>     USING fts3 ("
>                + Note.TITLE + ", "
>                + Note.NOTE + ", "
>                + Note.CREATED_DATE + ", "
>                + Note.MODIFIED_DATE + ");");
>
> I am assuming I have done something horribly wrong, but cannot figure
> out what it is.
> Can anyone help me out?
>
> ** This is a repost of my question on 
> stackoverflow.http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5078788/incorrect-rowid-with-sqlit...

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