The Restaurant Store
- it is an encapsulation of the result set of the query, plus the query that
was used to create it.
To do this, add the following method to RestaurantHelper:
public Cursor getAll() {
return(getReadableDatabase()
.rawQuery("SELECT _id, name, address, type, notes FROM restaurants
ORDER BY name",
null));
}
Here, we get access to the underlying SQLiteDatabase (opening it in read
mode if it is not already open) and call rawQuery(), passing in a suitable
query string to retrieve all restaurants, sorted by name.
We will also need to have some way to get the individual pieces of data out
of the Cursor (e.g., name). To that end, add a few getter-style methods to
RestaurantHelper that will retrieve the proper columns from a Cursor
positioned on the desired row:
public String getName(Cursor c) {
return(c.getString( 1 ));
}
public String getAddress(Cursor c) {
return(c.getString( 2 ));
}
public String getType(Cursor c) {
return(c.getString( 3 ));
}
public String getNotes(Cursor c) {
return(c.getString( 4 ));
}