@YuviDroid
I'm trying the following at the moment: the open() only gets called in
both onCreate() methods with:
mDb = new DbAdapter(this);
if(mDb.getDatabase() == null || !mDb.getDatabase().isOpen()) {
mDb.open();
}
The problem I'm having with this is, that there is always a new
DbAdapter created which is fine when the activity is created the first
time. But this way "mDb.getDatabase() == null" will be always true
because its a new mDb.
So I either need to find a way to check if the database is opened
without "mDb" or need to remember mDb even if the activity is stopped.
@Kostya Vasilyev
I tried that, but then my app crashes while switching between
activities. When I was searching for the error I put logs in the
open() and close() methods by my DbAdapter and I could see the
following:
* open() (app, activity1 started)
* open() (i hit a button in activity1, activity2 is starting and
open is called within onStart)
* close() (activity1 is stopped, in onStop close is called)
When I go back to activity1 it throws an exception because the
database is closed. -.-
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