How to get max _id value of a SQLite table using Anko with Kotlin?
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DBRecordTable._ID
is a INTEGER + PRIMARY_KEY+ AUTOINCREMENT
, I hope to get the max _id value of a table, zero will be return if no data row in the table.
I try to write the code select(tableName,DBRecordTable._ID).orderBy(DBRecordTable._ID, Desc).limit(1)
, but it's not correct, how can I fix it?
Code
class DBRecordHandler(private val mDBHelper: DBRecordHelper =DBRecordHelper.instance,
private val tableName:String =DBRecordTable.TableNAME,
private val idField:String=DBRecordTable._ID
) {
fun getMaxID():Long=mDBHelper.use{
var myList=select(tableName,DBRecordTable._ID).orderBy(DBRecordTable._ID, Desc).limit(1);
}
}
class DBRecordHelper(mContext: Context = UIApp.instance) : ManagedSQLiteOpenHelper(mContext, DB_NAME, null, DB_VERSION) {
companion object {
const val DB_NAME = "record.db"
const val DB_VERSION = 5
val instance by lazy { DBRecordHelper() }
}
override fun onCreate(db: SQLiteDatabase) {
db.createTable( DBRecordTable.TableNAME , true,
DBRecordTable._ID to INTEGER + PRIMARY_KEY+ AUTOINCREMENT,
DBRecordTable.CreatedDate to INTEGER
)
}
}
android kotlin anko
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DBRecordTable._ID
is a INTEGER + PRIMARY_KEY+ AUTOINCREMENT
, I hope to get the max _id value of a table, zero will be return if no data row in the table.
I try to write the code select(tableName,DBRecordTable._ID).orderBy(DBRecordTable._ID, Desc).limit(1)
, but it's not correct, how can I fix it?
Code
class DBRecordHandler(private val mDBHelper: DBRecordHelper =DBRecordHelper.instance,
private val tableName:String =DBRecordTable.TableNAME,
private val idField:String=DBRecordTable._ID
) {
fun getMaxID():Long=mDBHelper.use{
var myList=select(tableName,DBRecordTable._ID).orderBy(DBRecordTable._ID, Desc).limit(1);
}
}
class DBRecordHelper(mContext: Context = UIApp.instance) : ManagedSQLiteOpenHelper(mContext, DB_NAME, null, DB_VERSION) {
companion object {
const val DB_NAME = "record.db"
const val DB_VERSION = 5
val instance by lazy { DBRecordHelper() }
}
override fun onCreate(db: SQLiteDatabase) {
db.createTable( DBRecordTable.TableNAME , true,
DBRecordTable._ID to INTEGER + PRIMARY_KEY+ AUTOINCREMENT,
DBRecordTable.CreatedDate to INTEGER
)
}
}
android kotlin anko
try this stackoverflow.com/questions/7064279/…
– Lucefer
Nov 18 at 3:10
Thanks, but I hope to do it using Anko.
– HelloCW
Nov 18 at 5:08
can you try with select(tableName,DBRecordTable._ID).whereargs(SELECT MAX(DBRecordTable._ID) FROM tableName)
– Karan Mer
Nov 20 at 5:41
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up vote
2
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up vote
2
down vote
favorite
DBRecordTable._ID
is a INTEGER + PRIMARY_KEY+ AUTOINCREMENT
, I hope to get the max _id value of a table, zero will be return if no data row in the table.
I try to write the code select(tableName,DBRecordTable._ID).orderBy(DBRecordTable._ID, Desc).limit(1)
, but it's not correct, how can I fix it?
Code
class DBRecordHandler(private val mDBHelper: DBRecordHelper =DBRecordHelper.instance,
private val tableName:String =DBRecordTable.TableNAME,
private val idField:String=DBRecordTable._ID
) {
fun getMaxID():Long=mDBHelper.use{
var myList=select(tableName,DBRecordTable._ID).orderBy(DBRecordTable._ID, Desc).limit(1);
}
}
class DBRecordHelper(mContext: Context = UIApp.instance) : ManagedSQLiteOpenHelper(mContext, DB_NAME, null, DB_VERSION) {
companion object {
const val DB_NAME = "record.db"
const val DB_VERSION = 5
val instance by lazy { DBRecordHelper() }
}
override fun onCreate(db: SQLiteDatabase) {
db.createTable( DBRecordTable.TableNAME , true,
DBRecordTable._ID to INTEGER + PRIMARY_KEY+ AUTOINCREMENT,
DBRecordTable.CreatedDate to INTEGER
)
}
}
android kotlin anko
DBRecordTable._ID
is a INTEGER + PRIMARY_KEY+ AUTOINCREMENT
, I hope to get the max _id value of a table, zero will be return if no data row in the table.
I try to write the code select(tableName,DBRecordTable._ID).orderBy(DBRecordTable._ID, Desc).limit(1)
, but it's not correct, how can I fix it?
Code
class DBRecordHandler(private val mDBHelper: DBRecordHelper =DBRecordHelper.instance,
private val tableName:String =DBRecordTable.TableNAME,
private val idField:String=DBRecordTable._ID
) {
fun getMaxID():Long=mDBHelper.use{
var myList=select(tableName,DBRecordTable._ID).orderBy(DBRecordTable._ID, Desc).limit(1);
}
}
class DBRecordHelper(mContext: Context = UIApp.instance) : ManagedSQLiteOpenHelper(mContext, DB_NAME, null, DB_VERSION) {
companion object {
const val DB_NAME = "record.db"
const val DB_VERSION = 5
val instance by lazy { DBRecordHelper() }
}
override fun onCreate(db: SQLiteDatabase) {
db.createTable( DBRecordTable.TableNAME , true,
DBRecordTable._ID to INTEGER + PRIMARY_KEY+ AUTOINCREMENT,
DBRecordTable.CreatedDate to INTEGER
)
}
}
android kotlin anko
android kotlin anko
asked Nov 18 at 2:44
HelloCW
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18942791
try this stackoverflow.com/questions/7064279/…
– Lucefer
Nov 18 at 3:10
Thanks, but I hope to do it using Anko.
– HelloCW
Nov 18 at 5:08
can you try with select(tableName,DBRecordTable._ID).whereargs(SELECT MAX(DBRecordTable._ID) FROM tableName)
– Karan Mer
Nov 20 at 5:41
add a comment |
try this stackoverflow.com/questions/7064279/…
– Lucefer
Nov 18 at 3:10
Thanks, but I hope to do it using Anko.
– HelloCW
Nov 18 at 5:08
can you try with select(tableName,DBRecordTable._ID).whereargs(SELECT MAX(DBRecordTable._ID) FROM tableName)
– Karan Mer
Nov 20 at 5:41
try this stackoverflow.com/questions/7064279/…
– Lucefer
Nov 18 at 3:10
try this stackoverflow.com/questions/7064279/…
– Lucefer
Nov 18 at 3:10
Thanks, but I hope to do it using Anko.
– HelloCW
Nov 18 at 5:08
Thanks, but I hope to do it using Anko.
– HelloCW
Nov 18 at 5:08
can you try with select(tableName,DBRecordTable._ID).whereargs(SELECT MAX(DBRecordTable._ID) FROM tableName)
– Karan Mer
Nov 20 at 5:41
can you try with select(tableName,DBRecordTable._ID).whereargs(SELECT MAX(DBRecordTable._ID) FROM tableName)
– Karan Mer
Nov 20 at 5:41
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You can find maximum id of the table contents using SQL
MAX()
function:
private fun getMaxID(): Int {
var maxId = 0
mDBHelper?.use {
select(DBRecordTable.TableNAME, "MAX(${DBRecordTable._ID}) as maxId").exec {
moveToNext()
maxId = getInt(getColumnIndex("maxId"))
}
}
return maxId
}
You're welcome. As you are usingManagedSQLiteOpenHelper
, it is possible to replacemDBHelper?.writableDatabase?.apply
withmDBHelper?.use
as you did in question content. I have searched inanko
source codes (github.com/Kotlin/anko/tree/master/anko/library/static/sqlite/…) and found nothing to do this procedure simpler.
– aminography
2 days ago
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1 Answer
1
active
oldest
votes
1 Answer
1
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
up vote
3
down vote
accepted
You can find maximum id of the table contents using SQL
MAX()
function:
private fun getMaxID(): Int {
var maxId = 0
mDBHelper?.use {
select(DBRecordTable.TableNAME, "MAX(${DBRecordTable._ID}) as maxId").exec {
moveToNext()
maxId = getInt(getColumnIndex("maxId"))
}
}
return maxId
}
You're welcome. As you are usingManagedSQLiteOpenHelper
, it is possible to replacemDBHelper?.writableDatabase?.apply
withmDBHelper?.use
as you did in question content. I have searched inanko
source codes (github.com/Kotlin/anko/tree/master/anko/library/static/sqlite/…) and found nothing to do this procedure simpler.
– aminography
2 days ago
add a comment |
up vote
3
down vote
accepted
You can find maximum id of the table contents using SQL
MAX()
function:
private fun getMaxID(): Int {
var maxId = 0
mDBHelper?.use {
select(DBRecordTable.TableNAME, "MAX(${DBRecordTable._ID}) as maxId").exec {
moveToNext()
maxId = getInt(getColumnIndex("maxId"))
}
}
return maxId
}
You're welcome. As you are usingManagedSQLiteOpenHelper
, it is possible to replacemDBHelper?.writableDatabase?.apply
withmDBHelper?.use
as you did in question content. I have searched inanko
source codes (github.com/Kotlin/anko/tree/master/anko/library/static/sqlite/…) and found nothing to do this procedure simpler.
– aminography
2 days ago
add a comment |
up vote
3
down vote
accepted
up vote
3
down vote
accepted
You can find maximum id of the table contents using SQL
MAX()
function:
private fun getMaxID(): Int {
var maxId = 0
mDBHelper?.use {
select(DBRecordTable.TableNAME, "MAX(${DBRecordTable._ID}) as maxId").exec {
moveToNext()
maxId = getInt(getColumnIndex("maxId"))
}
}
return maxId
}
You can find maximum id of the table contents using SQL
MAX()
function:
private fun getMaxID(): Int {
var maxId = 0
mDBHelper?.use {
select(DBRecordTable.TableNAME, "MAX(${DBRecordTable._ID}) as maxId").exec {
moveToNext()
maxId = getInt(getColumnIndex("maxId"))
}
}
return maxId
}
edited 2 days ago
answered Nov 21 at 5:49
aminography
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3,33311129
You're welcome. As you are usingManagedSQLiteOpenHelper
, it is possible to replacemDBHelper?.writableDatabase?.apply
withmDBHelper?.use
as you did in question content. I have searched inanko
source codes (github.com/Kotlin/anko/tree/master/anko/library/static/sqlite/…) and found nothing to do this procedure simpler.
– aminography
2 days ago
add a comment |
You're welcome. As you are usingManagedSQLiteOpenHelper
, it is possible to replacemDBHelper?.writableDatabase?.apply
withmDBHelper?.use
as you did in question content. I have searched inanko
source codes (github.com/Kotlin/anko/tree/master/anko/library/static/sqlite/…) and found nothing to do this procedure simpler.
– aminography
2 days ago
You're welcome. As you are using
ManagedSQLiteOpenHelper
, it is possible to replace mDBHelper?.writableDatabase?.apply
with mDBHelper?.use
as you did in question content. I have searched in anko
source codes (github.com/Kotlin/anko/tree/master/anko/library/static/sqlite/…) and found nothing to do this procedure simpler.– aminography
2 days ago
You're welcome. As you are using
ManagedSQLiteOpenHelper
, it is possible to replace mDBHelper?.writableDatabase?.apply
with mDBHelper?.use
as you did in question content. I have searched in anko
source codes (github.com/Kotlin/anko/tree/master/anko/library/static/sqlite/…) and found nothing to do this procedure simpler.– aminography
2 days ago
add a comment |
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try this stackoverflow.com/questions/7064279/…
– Lucefer
Nov 18 at 3:10
Thanks, but I hope to do it using Anko.
– HelloCW
Nov 18 at 5:08
can you try with select(tableName,DBRecordTable._ID).whereargs(SELECT MAX(DBRecordTable._ID) FROM tableName)
– Karan Mer
Nov 20 at 5:41