Open database fails with Android 9
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I have an app the loads a database used as a lookup table and does not get modified by the user. It loads fine with Android versions up to 8.1 with no problem however it fails with Android 9 (API 28). The symptom is that even though CheckDB returns true and both createDatabase and openDatabase do not throw an exception, when I create a Cursor object on the dB and call getCount(), it returns 1 where it should return 42 as it does with Android 8.1.
Has there been a change with version 9 that changes the way a dB is used?
Regards,
Sam
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I have an app the loads a database used as a lookup table and does not get modified by the user. It loads fine with Android versions up to 8.1 with no problem however it fails with Android 9 (API 28). The symptom is that even though CheckDB returns true and both createDatabase and openDatabase do not throw an exception, when I create a Cursor object on the dB and call getCount(), it returns 1 where it should return 42 as it does with Android 8.1.
Has there been a change with version 9 that changes the way a dB is used?
Regards,
Sam
Please share your code..there we might find a clue.
– Barns
Nov 9 at 20:36
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I have an app the loads a database used as a lookup table and does not get modified by the user. It loads fine with Android versions up to 8.1 with no problem however it fails with Android 9 (API 28). The symptom is that even though CheckDB returns true and both createDatabase and openDatabase do not throw an exception, when I create a Cursor object on the dB and call getCount(), it returns 1 where it should return 42 as it does with Android 8.1.
Has there been a change with version 9 that changes the way a dB is used?
Regards,
Sam
I have an app the loads a database used as a lookup table and does not get modified by the user. It loads fine with Android versions up to 8.1 with no problem however it fails with Android 9 (API 28). The symptom is that even though CheckDB returns true and both createDatabase and openDatabase do not throw an exception, when I create a Cursor object on the dB and call getCount(), it returns 1 where it should return 42 as it does with Android 8.1.
Has there been a change with version 9 that changes the way a dB is used?
Regards,
Sam
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Please share your code..there we might find a clue.
– Barns
Nov 9 at 20:36
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Please share your code..there we might find a clue.
– Barns
Nov 9 at 20:36
Please share your code..there we might find a clue.
– Barns
Nov 9 at 20:36
Please share your code..there we might find a clue.
– Barns
Nov 9 at 20:36
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