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If I put one of my columns in Android SQLite database
"passed BOOLEAN NULL UNIQUE"
The UNIQUE constrain will not allow me to put duplicates of even NULL values? But if I do not set the values in the column, it is default to be null, so is this against the rule? Is there other way I could work around with the UNIQUE constrain? Thanks!
UNIQUE constraints allow for the value NULL. However, as with any value participating in a UNIQUE constraint, only one null value is allowed per column.
As per this link no work around except rearchitecting tables.