Hello.
I want to write a list of parameters into a database SQL.
In a column, I want to put some parameters, but I don't know exactly how many parameters I have to pass to this record. Some times 1, some times 10 etc... (depending the data row to record). To be more explicit, each parameter is a primary key of another table (the record of this table have one or more attributes stored in another table).
The parameters are always Interger type.
I try to create a table with the third column type set to Blob and try to write a List to this place:
But that don't work. The last Log (dernière colonne) make an error during compiling Java code.
I try to make another list and charging it with the GetBlob command:
But the answer values are strange (maybe because GetBlob return byte, but not sure):
I see that "liste" contains 27 characters and "Answer" contains 27 codes (plus the last one: 0). Codes of "Answer" should be the values of each characters of "Liste" list, but how translate it to a real list ?
Where is (are?) my mistake(s) ?
What is the better way to store this kind of data ?
Thanks for helping.
I want to write a list of parameters into a database SQL.
In a column, I want to put some parameters, but I don't know exactly how many parameters I have to pass to this record. Some times 1, some times 10 etc... (depending the data row to record). To be more explicit, each parameter is a primary key of another table (the record of this table have one or more attributes stored in another table).
The parameters are always Interger type.
I try to create a table with the third column type set to Blob and try to write a List to this place:
B4X:
Dim liste As List
Dim answer As List
Dim SQL1 As SQL
' Création fichier
'-------------------
Log("création fichier")
SQL1.Initialize(File.DirDefaultExternal, "Database.db", True)
Log("Création table")
SQL1.ExecNonQuery("CREATE TABLE [Test] ([Clé] INTEGER PRIMARY KEY, [Réel] REAL, [Texte] TEXT, [Blob] BLOB)")
' Création Liste
'----------------
Log("création liste")
liste.Initialize
For n=1 To 5
liste.Add(n)
Log("Ajout entier: " & n)
Next
Log("taille de la liste: " & liste.Size)
Log("liste: " & liste)
' Remplissage table
'-------------------
Log("Remplissage table")
SQL1.ExecNonQuery("INSERT INTO Test VALUES (NULL ,1.23,'a' ,'" & liste & "')")
' Lecture table
'---------------
Dim curseur As Cursor
Log("Lecture fichier SQL")
curseur=SQL1.ExecQuery("SELECT * FROM Test")
curseur.Position=0
Log("Première colonne: " & curseur.GetInt("Clé"))
Log("Deuxième colonne: " & curseur.GetDouble("Réel"))
Log("Troisième colonne: " & curseur.GetString("Texte"))
Log("Dernière colonne: " & curseur.GetBlob("Blob"))But that don't work. The last Log (dernière colonne) make an error during compiling Java code.
B4X:
Compiling code. 0.46
Generating R file. 0.00
Compiling generated Java code. Error
B4A line: 58
Log(\
javac 1.6.0_21
src\test\SQL\main.java:293: cannot find symbol
symbol : method NumberToString(byte[])
location: class anywheresoftware.b4a.BA
anywheresoftware.b4a.keywords.Common.Log("Dernière colonne: "+BA.NumberToString(_curseur.GetBlob("Blob")));
^
1 errorI try to make another list and charging it with the GetBlob command:
B4X:
Dim answer as list
answer.Initialize2(curseur.GetBlob("Blob")
Log("Answer: " & answer)But the answer values are strange (maybe because GetBlob return byte, but not sure):
B4X:
liste: (ArrayList) [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
Answer: (ArrayList) [40, 65, 114, 114, 97, 121, 76, 105, 115, 116, 41, 32, 91, 49, 44, 32, 50, 44, 32, 51, 44, 32, 52, 44, 32, 53, 93, 0]I see that "liste" contains 27 characters and "Answer" contains 27 codes (plus the last one: 0). Codes of "Answer" should be the values of each characters of "Liste" list, but how translate it to a real list ?
Where is (are?) my mistake(s) ?
What is the better way to store this kind of data ?
Thanks for helping.
