Hi Guys,
Is keeping a writable instance of a database open
(SQLiteOpenHelper.getWritableDatabase()) during the running application a
bad practice?
Because every once in a while and with every activity screen some database
operations are done as well (both read/write), I open the database at
startup of my application (Application.onCreate()) and close it on shutdown
(Application.onTerminate()).
Just in case it matters, I have background service as well (getting started
on BOOT_COMPLETED) which uses the same database via a separate call to
SQLiteOpenHelper.getWritableDatabase(). Of course here I open the database
whenever service onStart() is called and close it at end of the call.
Best Regards,
Armond
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