Hello i've spent almost 2 hours trying to figure out why the LIKE statement doesn't work and i only get this error: 03-03 11:31:01.770: ERROR/AndroidRuntime(11767): Caused by: android.database.sqlite.SQLiteException: bind or column index out of range: handle 0x89d9f8
In SQLiteManager it works perfectly like this: SELECT Word FROM Sign WHERE Word LIKE 'he%';
But when i try to do it from java it won't work. Here's is my query, i've tried in a lot of ways with no luck:
Cursor cursor = m_db.query(MY_TABLE, new String[] {"rowid","Word"},"Word"+" LIKE '"+" ?"+"%'", new String[]{name}, null, null, null);
Any ideas? i'm i doing it wrong or is there a bug?
Thanks for your time.
The solution is actually very easy. Just include the % inside your selectionArgs.
String []selectionArgs = {name + "%"});
I think you shouldn't use selArgs for LIKE such a way. You may try this:
Cursor cursor = m_db.query(MY_TABLE, new String[] {"rowid","Word"},"Word"+" LIKE '"+name+"%'", null, null, null, null);
EDIT:
OK, if you want be safe from SQL injections, don't use above solution, use this:
Cursor cursor = m_db.query(MY_TABLE, new String[] {"rowid","Word"},"Word LIKE '?'", new String[]{name+"%"}, null, null, null);
This is how I did:
String []columns = {"_id", "name"};
String []selectionArgs = {name+"%"};
db.query(true,"mydb",columns,"name LIKE ?",selectionArgs,null,null,null);
Another -- perhaps cleaner -- solution is to use the ||
operator as described here: Sqlite binding within string literal
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