Question

I wrote an application that inserts some data in a SQlite database using JDBC and have the ability of Read/Update that data.
The problem is when i change data by application it updates data and while program is open reading those data gives new (updated) data.
But when I exit the program and re-run it all of those changes are lost and data is reset to when program opened for the first time!
I connect like this:

Class.forName("org.sqlite.JDBC");
con=DriverManager.getConnection("jdbc:sqlite:archive.sqlite");

and then update four tables like this:

try{
    String Q="UPDATE data SET startdate=?,fazelab=?,length=?,maliat=?,other=?,price=?,public=?,usage=?,abbaha=?,enddate=? WHERE id='"+ID+"'";
    PreparedStatement PS= this.con.prepareStatement(Q);
    PS.setString(1, (String)data.get("startdate"));
    PS.setInt(2, (Integer)data.get("fazelab"));
    PS.setInt(3, (Integer)data.get("length"));
    PS.setInt(4, (Integer)data.get("maliat"));
    if(data.containsKey("other"))
        PS.setInt(5, (Integer)data.get("other"));
    else
        PS.setInt(5, 0);
    PS.setLong(6, (Long)data.get("price"));
    PS.setDouble(7, (Double)data.get("public"));
    PS.setInt(8, (Integer)data.get("usage"));
    PS.setInt(9, (Integer)data.get("abbaha"));
    PS.setString(10, (String)data.get("enddate"));
    COUNT=PS.executeUpdate();

    Q="UPDATE cold SET cE1=?,cW1=?,cE2=?,cW2=?,cE3=?,cW3=?,cE4=?,cW4=? WHERE dataid='"+ID+"'";
    PS= this.con.prepareStatement(Q);
    PS.setDouble(1, cold.get("cE1"));
    PS.setDouble(2, cold.get("cW1"));
    PS.setDouble(3, cold.get("cE2"));
    PS.setDouble(4, cold.get("cW2"));
    PS.setDouble(5, cold.get("cE3"));
    PS.setDouble(6, cold.get("cW3"));
    PS.setDouble(7, cold.get("cE4"));
    PS.setDouble(8, cold.get("cW4"));
    COUNT+=PS.executeUpdate();

    Q="UPDATE hot SET hE1=?,hW1=?,hE2=?,hW2=?,hE3=?,hW3=?,hE4=?,hW4=? WHERE dataid='"+ID+"'";
    PS= this.con.prepareStatement(Q);
    PS.setDouble(1, hot.get("hE1"));
    PS.setDouble(2, hot.get("hW1"));
    PS.setDouble(3, hot.get("hE2"));
    PS.setDouble(4, hot.get("hW2"));
    PS.setDouble(5, hot.get("hE3"));
    PS.setDouble(6, hot.get("hW3"));
    PS.setDouble(7, hot.get("hE4"));
    PS.setDouble(8, hot.get("hW4"));
    COUNT+=PS.executeUpdate();

    Q="UPDATE usages SET E1=?,W1=?,E2=?,W2=?,E3=?,W3=?,E4=?,W4=? WHERE dataid='"+ID+"'";
    PS= this.con.prepareStatement(Q);
    PS.setDouble(1, USGs.get("E1"));
    PS.setDouble(2, USGs.get("W1"));
    PS.setDouble(3, USGs.get("E2"));
    PS.setDouble(4, USGs.get("W2"));
    PS.setDouble(5, USGs.get("E3"));
    PS.setDouble(6, USGs.get("W3"));
    PS.setDouble(7, USGs.get("E4"));
    PS.setDouble(8, USGs.get("W4"));
    COUNT+=PS.executeUpdate();

    PS.close();
}finally{
    return COUNT;
}

What is the problem?
Thanks

Answer 1

There are three points you should check:

• are all resources like PreparedStatement, ResultSet etc. closed before issuing the next statements? Also close the Connection properly at the end.

• What is your autocommit status? Check it on Connection with getAutoCommit(). If it is false, you must issue a Connection.commit() by hand. This is a setting which varies between databases is is most often omitted by error.

• Check the setup of the database itself: sqlite is an embedded database and sometimes these have strange configuration defaults for easy startup or unit-testing. For example: “start me in memory only” or “truncate all table at startup”. Don’t laugh, I have seen things like that!
  Check the Documentation for that.