Android Question DBUtils SQL Args Parameter Question

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Why are the two SQL methods using a different type for Args? Why not have them both declared as List?

Sql.ExecQuery2(Query as String, StringArgs() as String)
Sql.ExecNonQuery2(Statement as String, Args as List)​

I only mention this because then my own subs can use "Args as List" parameters instead of mixing them up depending on what Sql method is going to be called.

TIA

 

[Erel]

The underlying API of ExecQuery2 expects an array of strings.
That was the historical reason. If I would have written this library today then it would have been a List instead of an array of strings.
It is a list in B4J and B4i library.
It is a list in all of the ExecQueryAsync methods.