Something like this:
String[] FooParams = new String[1];
FooParams[0] = "123";
Curosr csr =
db.rawQuery( "SELECT * FROM FooTable WHERE FooField = '?'", FooParams );
Causes this:
android.database.sqlite.SQLiteException: bind or column index out of
range: handle 0x30f6b0
Everyone seems to use the convenience routines or concatenates their
own strings together and passes "null" for the params. (Even the
famous Busy Coder 2.0.2 pp 244). I can do that, of course, just
wondering what stupid thing I am doing wrong or if it fails for
everyone and that is why the idiom is not seen in the wild more...
-- Ward
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