Override ContentProvider#applyBatch, start a transaction on your
database, apply all the operations and then commit (or rollback) the
transaction. The default implementation delegates each operation to the
corresponding ContentProvider method so you can probably do this as:
startTransaction
try {
super.applyBatch
setTransactionSuccesful
} finally {
endTransaction
}
Pepijn
On 03/11/2011 20:59, Flávio Faria wrote:
Hi guys,
I have a ContentProvider in my app that wraps an SQLite database. I'm
wondering what is the best way to call insert(), update(), delete()
and query() inside a database transaction. Is it possible? Is there
any workaround? bulkInsert() doesn't help since it only makes insert()
calls.
Thanks.
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