I am making an app in which users can fill a form and can save their financial transaction details for every transaction they make, for this, I want to add a date as well and also I want to fetch data using the date as well. I am creating my database as follows: I am mapping as follows: I have
Tag: android-sqlite
SQLite Database not getting updated
So Ive created an app where the user can input details about the movies he has watched such as name,cast,rating…ect and the details are stored in a database inside a table names which is initialized in the DataBaseHelper class as in the below segment of code Ive created a list view and displayed the names of the movies with a
How to add specific number of empty rows in sqlite?
I have a SQLite file and I want to add 2550 empty (NULL) rows. I am able to add one empty line with this code But I need 2550 rows. Is there any shortcut for it? I don’t want to execute same code 2550 times. Answer If your version of SQLite support it, you could use a recursive CTE to
Select sqlite android
I have a query with a condition but it is returning an empty result even though I have the data that matches these conditions. I am a beginner, so I’m not sure if this query is correct. public Cursor …
Android studio SQL – How to return data in a string array
I have an SQL method here. I would like to return the data in a String[] array. How do I do that exactly? Thank you! Answer You must define the array’s length and this can be done only after the Cursor fetches all the rows. Then set its length to the nimber of rows of the Cursor. Then inside the
SQL – How to return a list of data
I have this SQL method below, it is suppose to return multiple rows of data, but it is only returning one item every time I try to display the data. How do I fix that? Answer Inside the while loop in each iteration you change the value of LikeSong, so when the loop ends, LikeSong has the last value assigned
Sqlite SUM Entity value depending on LEFT JOIN value
I’m using Room on Android to query a POJO. My POJO (Transaction) contains a value and an account_id. It further contains an account (instance of Account), which is fetched by a @Relation. The …
Androd Room Embedded Relation ignores where condition
I am an SQL rookie and don’t see why my statement behaves the way it does. It is used in an Android Room DAO and returns unwanted results. I have this sample data in two tables: I have this …
Find the most frequent value ignoring everything after ‘(‘ within it
I am trying to find the most frequent string ignoring everything after ( within it. So, how it should work. If I’ve got the strings: It should return because it’s the most frequent country here and no matter that as a string England (88) is going to pretend. Unfortunately, my query returns SQLfiddle I’ve been thinking to do it by
GROUP_CONCAT in SQLite
I am having data like this by using this query Now, I want to show data like this and so on..I also know it can achieve by GROUP_CONCAT function. So, I tried with this But, It shows me error. So, what I am doing wrong here. What are the right procedure to achieve that? Answer You need to add GROUP