Can an Android Cursor return a boolean value? I’ve looked at the docs and there was no info on it?
If not – then is there an alternative way to get a boolean value from a SQLite table?
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Can an Android Cursor return a boolean value? I’ve looked at the docs and there was no info on it?
If not – then is there an alternative way to get a boolean value from a SQLite table?
The android implementation of SQLite3 doesn’t properly support boolean values. You will need to use integers set to 0 or 1 and write some code to convert that to a boolean e.g.