With the proviso that not I've tried this as yet and it's entirely off the top 
of my head, it should go something like this ...

// saving //

var userVO:UserVO = new UserVo("jim","hayes");

// save object into byteArray

var userVOasByteArray:ByteArray = new ByteArray();

userVOasByteArray.writeObject(userVO);

// save the byteArray to the database - usual sqlite code excluded for brevity

var query:String = "INSERT INTO tbl_Users (user) VALUES (:userVOasByteArray);
sqlStatement.parameters[":userVOasByteArray"] = userVOasByteArray;
sqlStatement.text = query;

sqlStatement.execute();

// retrieve userVO from database

var userID:int = 1;
var query:String = "SELECT user from tbl_users WHERE user_id = :userID"
sqlStatement.parameters[":userID"] = userID;

// execute, get results etc

You should end up with a byteArray, which contains your object, so you need to 
read that out :

yourByteArray.position = 0;
var userVO:UserVO = yourByteArray.readObject() as UserVO;

This assumes that the user filed in your db is a blob type.

Note that any of the syntax above may well be incorrect, but hopefully is not 
too far off...




-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] on behalf of markflex2007
Sent: Mon 25/08/2008 04:18
To: [email protected]
Subject: [flexcoders] Re: How to save object to SQLite and get it back?
 
I only confuse saving/retrieving an *object* from sqlite.

I know the general sql statements.

Thanks



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