amazing, post!!

thanx

You can also start the emulator by opening the “Android SDK and AVD manager” where you created the virtual device. Start it from there and a window will pop up with an option to “Clear user data”. That way requires closing and restarting the emulator, which takes way too long to load. The other way all you have to do is uninstall the application and do a run as from eclipse again.

You’ve been a great help so far, but I had a few more questions for you:

1. Does the database get deleted every time I restart the emulator?

2. If not, what would be the best way of deleting it (or even emptying it) quickly? I could just do adb shell and sqlite3 and do a delete statement in the command line, but I was hoping for a faster solution.

Thanks again for all the help!

for(int i = 0; TABLE_KEYS.size() > i; i++){

			// Add commas to the options elements if there is a next value.
			if(i + 1 < TABLE_OPTIONS.size() && TABLE_OPTIONS.get(i) != null){
				TABLE_OPTIONS.set(i, TABLE_OPTIONS.get(i) + ",");
			}else if (i + 1 == TABLE_OPTIONS.size() && TABLE_OPTIONS.get(i) != null) {
				if(i + 1 < TABLE_KEYS.size()){
					TABLE_OPTIONS.set(i, TABLE_OPTIONS.get(i) + ",");
				}else {
					TABLE_KEYS.set(i, TABLE_KEYS.get(i) + "");
				}
			}else if (i + 1 != TABLE_KEYS.size()) {
				TABLE_KEYS.set(i, TABLE_KEYS.get(i) + ",");
			}else {
				TABLE_KEYS.set(i, TABLE_KEYS.get(i) + "");
			}

			System.out.println(TABLE_OPTIONS.toString());
			System.out.println(TABLE_KEYS.toString());

			if(i + 1 <= TABLE_OPTIONS.size() && TABLE_OPTIONS.get(i) != null)
				keyString = keyString + " " + TABLE_KEYS.get(i) + " " + TABLE_OPTIONS.get(i);
			else if(i + 1 > TABLE_OPTIONS.size() || TABLE_OPTIONS.get(i) == null){
				keyString = keyString + " " + TABLE_KEYS.get(i);
			}
}

I’m glad this code has helped you. I found it somewhat confusing when I was learning to do this myself so I tried to write a tutorial that explained things in better detail than what I found. Let me know if you run into any more problems.

FYI, I believe there’s a bug in the InsertEntry() method. When I ran the method in my code I got an IndexOutOfBoundsException (Invalid location 4, size is 4) in the for loop. Changing it to this seemed to fix it: key.size() – 1.