I dont like MSDN because it is incredably hard to understand them, I find it easiest to understand when I can see an actual example, not just a bunch of lines that can be put into code. In fact most sites like MSDN are often useless to me which is why I asked here in the first place.

Well i put single quotes around the @values in the UPDATE statement and it updated the database with @value1, @value2 and @value3 so the update statement does work, it just doesnt seem to do it with the paramterized query.

Nakor, on 12 December 2012 - 11:45 PM, said:

Oh that, no those are actually right, i just changed out the actual parameters and values for field# and @value# and guess i made a mistake when i was changing those two. In my code they actually match, but even so that would either cause an error or update only the one correct one. In this case nothing at all is happening.

Dont know why everyone always asks for the logcat, every crash i have seen in android the logcat says nothing about it. But i'll see what it says and show you if you need that, though the last time it crashed the last thing in the logcat was the log.d messages that i had it output, no errors directly before or after those.

This is the last messages of the logcat, i didnt include everything from it because most of it is just the emulator starting up and it does that perfectly fine. (What i mean is that this is the last messages of it from when the app starts to when it crashes. Nothing is left out from between those two points, just the stuff that happens before the app is loaded.)

12-07 00:17:15.389: D/PhoneStatusBar(960): disable: < expand icons alerts ticker system_info BACK HOME recent* CLOCK >
12-07 00:17:15.659: I/ActivityManager(899): Displayed com.robert/.ProjectTwoActivity: +27s372ms
12-07 00:17:16.028: D/PhoneStatusBar(960): disable: < expand icons alerts ticker system_info back* home* recent clock* >
12-07 00:17:17.319: D/Robert(1243): Test 1
12-07 00:17:17.319: D/Robert(1243): Test 2: 2197
12-07 00:17:19.559: D/Robert(1243): Test 3
12-07 00:17:19.599: D/Robert(1243): Test 6
12-07 00:17:21.229: D/Robert(1243): Test 8: 549
12-07 00:17:21.819: D/Robert(1243): Test 2: 1457

This however is the debug display of what happens

projectTwo [Android Application]	
	DalvikVM[localhost:8616]	
		Thread [<1> main] (Suspended (exception IllegalStateException))	
			Timer.scheduleImpl(TimerTask, long, long, boolean) line: 586	
			Timer.schedule(TimerTask, long) line: 459	
			ProjectTwoActivity.newButton() line: 118	
			ProjectTwoActivity$2$1.run() line: 151	
			Handler.handleCallback(Message) line: 605	
			Handler.dispatchMessage(Message) line: 92	
			Looper.loop() line: 137	
			ActivityThread.main(String[]) line: 4424	
			Method.invokeNative(Object, Object[], Class, Class[], Class, int, boolean) line: not available [native method]	
			Method.invoke(Object, Object...) line: 511	
			ZygoteInit$MethodAndArgsCaller.run() line: 784	
			ZygoteInit.main(String[]) line: 551	
			NativeStart.main(String[]) line: not available [native method]	
		Thread [<9> Binder Thread #2] (Running)	
		Thread [<8> Binder Thread #1] (Running)	
		Daemon Thread [<7> FinalizerWatchdogDaemon] (Running)	
		Daemon Thread [<6> FinalizerDaemon] (Running)	
		Daemon Thread [<5> ReferenceQueueDaemon] (Running)	
		Thread [<10> Timer-0] (Running)	
		Thread [<11> AsyncTask #1] (Running)	
		Thread [<12> Timer-1] (Running)	
		Thread [<13> Timer-2] (Running)	

The error currently is that when i click on the button that appears and it tries to pick a new button to display in this code here

public TimerTask myRandomDisplay = new TimerTask() {
    	@Override
		public void run() {
			// TODO Auto-generated method stub
    		runOnUiThread(new Runnable() {
    			public void run(){
    	    		hideButtons();
    	    		newButton();
    	        }
    	    });
    		
		}
    };

The newButton(); code, it crashes there. Something to do with the thread i guess.