android.database

A cross process cursor is an extension of a Cursor that also supports usage from remote processes.

This interface provides random read-write access to the result set returned by a database query.

An interface to let apps define an action to take when database corruption is detected.

This is an abstract cursor class that handles a lot of the common code that all cursors need to deal with and is provided for convenience reasons.

A base class for Cursors that store their data in CursorWindows.

This is used for Cursor#copyStringToBuffer

A specialization of Observable for ContentObserver that provides methods for sending notifications to a list of ContentObserver objects.

Receives call backs for changes to content.

Cursor wrapper that implements CrossProcessCursor.

Does a join on two cursors using the specified columns.

A buffer containing multiple cursor rows.

Wrapper class for Cursor that delegates all calls to the actual cursor object.

Static utility methods for dealing with databases and Cursors.

A specialization of Observable for DataSetObserver that provides methods for sending notifications to a list of DataSetObserver objects.

Receives call backs when a data set has been changed, or made invalid.

Default class used to define the action to take when database corruption is reported by sqlite.

A mutable cursor implementation backed by an array of Objects.

A convenience class that lets you present an array of Cursors as a single linear Cursor.

Provides methods for registering or unregistering arbitrary observers in an ArrayList.

An exception indicating that a cursor is out of bounds.

This exception is thrown when a CursorWindow couldn't be allocated, most probably due to memory not being available.

An exception that indicates there was an error with SQL parsing or execution.

This exception is thrown when a Cursor contains stale data and must be requeried before being used again.