SimpleSQLiteQuery

Added in 2.0.0

Kotlin |Java

android

class SimpleSQLiteQuery : SupportSQLiteQuery

A basic implementation of SupportSQLiteQuery which receives a query and its args and binds args based on the passed in Object type.

Summary

Public companion functions
`Unit`	`bind(statement: SupportSQLiteProgram, bindArgs: Array<Any?>?)` Binds the given arguments into the given sqlite statement.	android

Public constructors
`SimpleSQLiteQuery(query: String)` Creates an SQL query without any bind arguments.	android
`SimpleSQLiteQuery(query: String, bindArgs: Array<Any?>?)` Creates an SQL query with the sql string and the bind arguments.	android

Public functions
`open Unit`	`bindTo(statement: SupportSQLiteProgram)` Creates an SQL query without any bind arguments.	android

Public properties
`open Int`	`argCount` Is the number of arguments in this query.	android
`open String`	`sql` The SQL query.	android

Public companion functions

bind

android

Added in 2.3.0

fun bind(statement: SupportSQLiteProgram, bindArgs: Array<Any?>?): Unit

Binds the given arguments into the given sqlite statement.

Parameters
`statement: SupportSQLiteProgram`	The sqlite statement
`bindArgs: Array<Any?>?`	The list of bind arguments

Public constructors

SimpleSQLiteQuery

android

Added in 2.0.0

SimpleSQLiteQuery(query: String)

Creates an SQL query without any bind arguments.

Parameters
`query: String`	The SQL query to execute. Cannot include bind parameters.

SimpleSQLiteQuery

android

Added in 2.0.0

SimpleSQLiteQuery(query: String, bindArgs: Array<Any?>?)

Creates an SQL query with the sql string and the bind arguments.

Parameters
`query: String`	The query string, can include bind arguments (.e.g ?).
`bindArgs: Array<Any?>?`	The bind argument value that will replace the placeholders in the query.

Public functions

bindTo

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open fun bindTo(statement: SupportSQLiteProgram): Unit

Creates an SQL query without any bind arguments.

Parameters
`statement: SupportSQLiteProgram`	The SQL query to execute. Cannot include bind parameters.

Public properties

argCount

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open val argCount: Int

Is the number of arguments in this query. This is equal to the number of placeholders in the query string. See: https://www.sqlite.org/c3ref/bind_blob.html for details.

sql

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open val sql: String

The SQL query. This query can have placeholders(?) for bind arguments.