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Sqlite Manager helps to manage your android Sqlite Database very effectively with ease.
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- Display the edit row dialog .
- Add a row to the table .
- Populate database with test data .
- Create table .
- Translate characters from a string into a character sequence .
- Replaces the search string with the given replacement string .
- Sets the data to the columns .
- Initializes the view .
- Executes a query .
- Get an in - memory AppDatabase instance .
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public class HelperSqliteDataRetriever implements SqliteDataRetriever {
SqliteHelper mSqliteHelper;
SQLiteDatabase mSQLiteDatabase;
HelperSqliteDataRetriever(SqliteHelper sqliteHelper) {
mSqliteHelper = sqlite
SqliteManager.launchSqliteManager(this, new HelperSqliteDataRetriever(sqliteHelper), BuildConfig.APPLICATION_ID);
SqliteManager.launchSqliteManager(this, new HelperSqliteDataRetriever(sqliteHelper), "authority_string_mentioned_in_your_manif
Sqlite Manager library for Android
Copyright (c) 2016 Ashok Varma (http://ashokvarma.me/).
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
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QUESTION
I am willing to store objects in a database. The purpose is to be able to read / write these objects with the program. The requirements are the following:
- Objects can be complex using Qt classes such as
QList
,QString
... or even can contain other objects that useQObjects
- The database should not be readable or modified by human (no text file, and if I use sqlite database, it has to be encrypted in a way)
- I should be able to remove, read an object by its name and count the number of objects in the database, without loading everything in the memory
I asked a question here, to do this with a QDataStream
with a minimalist example. But it seems it is not the best way to proceed.
Would you have some suggestions regarding the solutions that exist for this purpose?
I have tried the following but it does not fulfill the requirements:
- Storing text in sqlite with
QtSQL
: but the data is accessible by using sqlitemanager for example, can be modified or removed by humans. Moreover, I have no idea regarding the way to storeQList
for example or other objects that I created and containQObject
(for example, 2QList
) - Storing binary data using
QDataStream
: in this case, I cannot count the number of objects in my file, neither read or remove a specific object without loading the entire file in memory.
I would be grateful if you could give me some suggestions or provide example, even if the example is minimalist.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-13 at 01:00I finally found a solution, especially thanks to Igor Tandetnik and thanks to the topic here
I haven't quite finalized, there is a small imperfection because I have to define an object of my user class that I don't use in order to call the readFromDB function to generate my object from the db.
On the other hand, I get this error message "QSqlDatabasePrivate::addDatabase: duplicate connection name 'qt_sql_default_connection', old connection removed" each time I call my database.
Anyway, it's a bit late now, and I think it might help some people so I post this minimalist imperfect code below. I'll post an update in the next few days.
Thanks again.
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