For SQLiteDatabase.beginTransaction(), it starts a new transaction.
And SQliteDatabas.insert() delete() update(), does these api starts a
new transaction too?
That's to say. If I use
db.beginTransaction();
try{
db.insert(..):
db.delete();
db.update();
db.setTransactionsSuccessful();
}finally{
db.endTransaction();
}
In this way, will file reading times will decrease? Thanks
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