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I wrote this string to create a Database in SQLite, but I get an error CREATE unexpected right before "CREATE corso". This is the string:
static final String DATABASE_CREAZIONE =
"CREATE TABLE utente (id integer primary key autoincrement, "
+ "nome text not null, cognome text not null, "
+ "email text not null, password text not null);"
+ "CREATE TABLE corso (id integer primary key autoincrement," +
"nome text not null);" +
"CREATE TABLE prenotazione (id_utente integer primary key autoincrement, "
+ "id_docente integer primary key autoincrement, data DATETIME not null);"+
"CREATE TABLE docenza (id integer primary key autoincrement, "
+ "nome_corso text not null, nome_prof text not null); "+
"CREATE TABLE professore (id integer primary key autoincrement, "
+ "nome text not null, cognome text not null); ";
java android string sqlite
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I wrote this string to create a Database in SQLite, but I get an error CREATE unexpected right before "CREATE corso". This is the string:
static final String DATABASE_CREAZIONE =
"CREATE TABLE utente (id integer primary key autoincrement, "
+ "nome text not null, cognome text not null, "
+ "email text not null, password text not null);"
+ "CREATE TABLE corso (id integer primary key autoincrement," +
"nome text not null);" +
"CREATE TABLE prenotazione (id_utente integer primary key autoincrement, "
+ "id_docente integer primary key autoincrement, data DATETIME not null);"+
"CREATE TABLE docenza (id integer primary key autoincrement, "
+ "nome_corso text not null, nome_prof text not null); "+
"CREATE TABLE professore (id integer primary key autoincrement, "
+ "nome text not null, cognome text not null); ";
java android string sqlite
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I wrote this string to create a Database in SQLite, but I get an error CREATE unexpected right before "CREATE corso". This is the string:
static final String DATABASE_CREAZIONE =
"CREATE TABLE utente (id integer primary key autoincrement, "
+ "nome text not null, cognome text not null, "
+ "email text not null, password text not null);"
+ "CREATE TABLE corso (id integer primary key autoincrement," +
"nome text not null);" +
"CREATE TABLE prenotazione (id_utente integer primary key autoincrement, "
+ "id_docente integer primary key autoincrement, data DATETIME not null);"+
"CREATE TABLE docenza (id integer primary key autoincrement, "
+ "nome_corso text not null, nome_prof text not null); "+
"CREATE TABLE professore (id integer primary key autoincrement, "
+ "nome text not null, cognome text not null); ";
java android string sqlite
I wrote this string to create a Database in SQLite, but I get an error CREATE unexpected right before "CREATE corso". This is the string:
static final String DATABASE_CREAZIONE =
"CREATE TABLE utente (id integer primary key autoincrement, "
+ "nome text not null, cognome text not null, "
+ "email text not null, password text not null);"
+ "CREATE TABLE corso (id integer primary key autoincrement," +
"nome text not null);" +
"CREATE TABLE prenotazione (id_utente integer primary key autoincrement, "
+ "id_docente integer primary key autoincrement, data DATETIME not null);"+
"CREATE TABLE docenza (id integer primary key autoincrement, "
+ "nome_corso text not null, nome_prof text not null); "+
"CREATE TABLE professore (id integer primary key autoincrement, "
+ "nome text not null, cognome text not null); ";
java android string sqlite
java android string sqlite
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It's only the Android Studio IDE giving the warning but for a valid reason.
Android SQLiteDatabase
execSQL()
you typically use for executing SQL like this only executes a single statement at a time. Anything after ;
will be ignored.
You need to split the SQL to separate execSQL()
calls. That would also get rid of the IDE warning and execute the other parts of the SQL so you can detect runtime issues like reported by Boken in his answer.
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It's only the Android Studio IDE giving the warning but for a valid reason.
Android SQLiteDatabase
execSQL()
you typically use for executing SQL like this only executes a single statement at a time. Anything after ;
will be ignored.
You need to split the SQL to separate execSQL()
calls. That would also get rid of the IDE warning and execute the other parts of the SQL so you can detect runtime issues like reported by Boken in his answer.
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It's only the Android Studio IDE giving the warning but for a valid reason.
Android SQLiteDatabase
execSQL()
you typically use for executing SQL like this only executes a single statement at a time. Anything after ;
will be ignored.
You need to split the SQL to separate execSQL()
calls. That would also get rid of the IDE warning and execute the other parts of the SQL so you can detect runtime issues like reported by Boken in his answer.
add a comment |
It's only the Android Studio IDE giving the warning but for a valid reason.
Android SQLiteDatabase
execSQL()
you typically use for executing SQL like this only executes a single statement at a time. Anything after ;
will be ignored.
You need to split the SQL to separate execSQL()
calls. That would also get rid of the IDE warning and execute the other parts of the SQL so you can detect runtime issues like reported by Boken in his answer.
It's only the Android Studio IDE giving the warning but for a valid reason.
Android SQLiteDatabase
execSQL()
you typically use for executing SQL like this only executes a single statement at a time. Anything after ;
will be ignored.
You need to split the SQL to separate execSQL()
calls. That would also get rid of the IDE warning and execute the other parts of the SQL so you can detect runtime issues like reported by Boken in his answer.
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