Hi Mariano,
I use close only once. The DB object is held in an Android service.
When the service stops the DB object is closed. I think you should not
have two opened DB objects at the same time.
Mirko
On 23 Okt., 22:09, Mariano Kamp mariano.k...@gmail.com wrote:
Hey Mirko,
thank you very
Thanks.
You're right. I tried close on the readOnlyDB and it closed both database
object ;-(
Still not sure how to deal with the readlock then? ;-(
2009/10/27 mirko mirkocze...@googlemail.com
Hi Mariano,
I use close only once. The DB object is held in an Android service.
When the service
Hi Mariano,
I had the same problems with my app. After reading a little bit on the
SQLite Website my understanding was that locking is done with process
(thread) locks. So there are many reader treads possible, but only one
writer thread. For this reason your SQLiteDatabase object needs to be
a
Hey Mirko,
thank you very much for taking the time to give me such a detailed and
easy to understand answer.
I think that I already have implemented my code the way you describe as I
originally started out with the Notepad
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