I've followed a standard tutorial for building a database with Android. I've created a class called DbHelper which extends SQLiteOpenHelper. I've Overridden the create handler to execute a string.
@Override
public void onCreate(SQLiteDatabase db) {
db.execSQL(DbDefinitions.DB_CREATE);
}
DbDefinitions.DB_CREATE is a static String I've created.
public static final String TABLE_MESSAGES = "messages";
public static final String TABLE_FRIENDS = "friends";
public static final String STATE_OK = "STATE_OK";
public static final String DB_CREATE =
"create table " + TABLE_MESSAGES + " (_id integer primary key, user_id integer not null, created_on integer, subject text not null, summary text not null, messagetext text null, read integer not null, status text not null default '" + STATE_OK + "'); " +
"create table " + TABLE_FRIENDS + " (_id integer primary key, user_id integer not null, friend_id integer not null, created_on integer, status text not null default '" + STATE_OK + "');";
I'd like to use 1 String to execute multiple SQL statements. How can I do this as SQLiteDatabase.execSQL only allows 1 statement?
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