Grabbing information from an SQLite Database: Filling in already filled fields and updating row?

Here is the code for fetchContact() Can't fit it here, gonna put it in the original question text. – JMRboosties Jan 25 at 10:49 I think the problem is with calling mCursor.moveToNext() before querying the results for the first time. Change your loop from while(mCursor.moveToNext()){} to do{}while(mCursor.moveToNext()).

– Kamil ŝoÅ› Jan 25 at 12:13 In class now, I will try this when I get back. Thanks! – JMRboosties Jan 25 at 19:40 Yea that worked, thanks a lot!

– JMRboosties Jan 25 at 21:49.

It represents the result set returned by a database query, similar to the JDBC result set. The Cursor should be seen as a container for the results of a database query, although I am not sure if it holds the data itself. If your database query returns multiple rows, you will have them referenced via the cursor.

Take a loot at this article to get better idea. Either way, you have to use some kind of loop to iterate over your cursor for each row of the result set.

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