Android Question isNumber and cell phone number

peacemaker

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HI, All

It seems to me, that phone number like "+41987654321" - is not a number for the database, but isNumber function = True.

Trouble is that SMS cannot be sent to a number "41...", "+41..." is required.
Any ideas to solve ?

Noting this post, maybe:
B4X:
Sub isNumber3(s As Object) As Boolean
    Dim str As String = s
    If IsNumber(str) Then
        If str.StartsWith("+") Then
            Return False
        Else
            Dim d As Double = str
            Return d <> d + 1
        End If
    Else
        Return False
    End If
End Sub

?

B4X:
Sub JSON_CreateTableStructure(SQL As SQL, TableName As String, RowMap As Map)
    If RowMap.IsInitialized = False Then Return
    If RowMap.Size = 0 Then Return
    Dim ft As Map:ft.Initialize
    Dim field, ftype, fvalue As String
    For i = 0 To RowMap.Size - 1
        field = RowMap.GetKeyAt(i)
        fvalue = RowMap.GetValueAt(i)
        If isNumber3(fvalue) = False Then
            ftype = DBUtils.DB_TEXT
        Else
            If fvalue.Contains(".") Then
                ftype = DBUtils.DB_REAL
            Else
                ftype = DBUtils.DB_INTEGER
            End If
        End If
        ft.Put(field, ftype)
    Next
    DBUtils.CreateTable(SQL, TableName, ft, "rowid", True)    'table in DB
End Sub
 

udg

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IMHO, isNumber correctly returns True for "+41987654321" because the plus sign indicates a positive number.
I can't understand why you'd like to store a telephone number as a numeric value instead of a string/text, if that's your goal (in fact, I'm not sure to have understood it correctly).
 
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peacemaker

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Task is automatically recognize the field type for the database table creation. And phone number must be String type (for preserving +), but isNumber formally.
How to detect correctly ?
 
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