Use the Parcelable interface with the Intent: Parcel parcel; myIntent. WriteToParcel(parcel); ContentValues values = new ContentValues(); values. Put(MyField, parcel.createByteArray()); getContentResolver().
Insert(MyBaseColumn.MyTable. CONTENT_URI, values) Reverse the process to get it out If you prefer text, then you could consider using json.
Use the Parcelable interface with the Intent: Parcel parcel; myIntent. WriteToParcel(parcel); ContentValues values = new ContentValues(); values. Put(MyField, parcel.createByteArray()); getContentResolver().
Insert(MyBaseColumn.MyTable. CONTENT_URI, values); Reverse the process to get it out. If you prefer text, then you could consider using json.
I have an Android app I created and I want to store an Android Intent in the database as a blob field. I know the basics of storing and retrieving data of TEXT, INTEGER, ect, standards types in SQLite as my app already does all of that. I am not familiar with storing and retrieving blobs.
I am presuming the blob is the best way, versus storing as a string and parsing back to and Intent. Maybe that is not a correct assumption though. The intents can be a package name, URI, may have extras, etc. That is why I would like to store/retrieve the whole intent and not just store parts.
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