Commit b339509d authored Jun 10, 2010 by Vasu Nori

sqlite error "unsupported file format" = corruption

sometimes sqlite corruption is so egregious that the sqlite
doesn't even think the file is of supported formatl; ie., the file
header is bad. treat this as corruption.
this check used to be done in sqlite3.c - move it to android code
so that we have less android-changes in sqlite3.c

depends on Change-Id: I334286a1a377b962b1a97dd2af00e194f035090e

Change-Id: Ide8cd1053b1ec00372fbc87caaaaefb408ce9104

parent 0a87ae79

core/jni/android_database_SQLiteDatabase.cpp

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		@@ -531,6 +531,7 @@ void throw_sqlite3_exception(JNIEnv* env, int errcode,
		exceptionClass = "android/database/sqlite/SQLiteDiskIOException";
		break;
		case SQLITE_CORRUPT:
		case SQLITE_NOTADB: // treat "unsupported file format" error as corruption also
		exceptionClass = "android/database/sqlite/SQLiteDatabaseCorruptException";
		break;
		case SQLITE_CONSTRAINT: