This is for an Adobe AIR HTML/JS application. I'm running the following function from the body tag onLoad and it seems to work ok, but is there a "best practices" way of doing this? I need the DB reset each time the application is started.
function loadAirSql(){
this.conn = new air.SQLConnection();
var folder = air.File.applicationStorageDirectory;
开发者_如何转开发var dbFile = folder.resolvePath("localDBFile.db");
conn.open(dbFile);
//make sure DB is reset with each session
conn.begin();
var dropStmt = new air.SQLStatement();
dropStmt.sqlConnection = conn;
dropStmt.text = "DROP TABLE IF EXISTS myTable";
dropStmt.execute();
conn.commit();
//recreate the sql table
conn.begin();
var createStmt = new air.SQLStatement();
createStmt.sqlConnection = conn;
createStmt.text = "CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS myTable (myTableID INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT, myColumn TEXT)";
createStmt.execute();
conn.commit();
};
Your approach pretty much is best practice for resetting any database. I'm just wondering, if you are not keeping data, wouldn't be a LOT easier to just keep your data in a dictionary in memory ?
It surely would save you from writing a lot of SQL :)
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