Use this: String getdue = "SELECT _id, max(date) AS date FROM tb1 GROUP BY _id.
Sorry xandy I had pasted the incorrect query into the above code, please check for update. – brux Nov 23 '10 at 4:41 I am guessing that the returned column from the query is not "date", but I don't know what it could be since I never constructed the query myself due to lack of sql knowledge, but I have a book ordered! – brux Nov 23 '10 at 4:47 SQLite doesn't support Datetime data type.
Please refer to this: sqlite. Org/datatype3. Html#datetime – xandy Nov 23 '10 at 5:49 Problem may be coming from (date-21), it depends on your declaration of your field, (date-21) should not be understood by the system (or at least not what you would expected).
– xandy Nov 23 '10 at 5:51.
If I use the second select statment then it crashes unless I remove the "date" from the cursor adapter/listview bindings, if I do this then It will show the returned _id in the listview, but I want to see both _id and date in the listview. I have been told that the second statment might returns a different type for date because of the max function ( I am not very sql literate, yet), but I thought that sqlite was loose with datatypes? Can anybody help, thanks in advance.
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