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@sdawood I tried your syntax and the results are returned as follows: [ "1st_value_for_a", "1st_value_for_b" "2nd_value_for_a", "2nd_value_for_b" "3rd_value_for_a", "3rd_value_for_b" ] Instead of each pair separated in its own object.

No worries. From Java, methods are `boolean isValid()`, `void setID(String s)` and `String getID()`.

I need it to run in background thread :/ My main thread: 

Nice suggestion. I added it to the recently commited changes.

I think it's not been reported, but in MySql connections the dropdown arrow is not even shown  Querying works fine though. EDIT: Nvm, I think there were just no...

Thank you so much :D I think #263 will highly likely solve the issue. Will report back when I test a new version.

If you make an application for Android Marshmallow and above (api >23) you should request for permissions to the user. See [the official docs](https://developer.android.com/training/permissions/requesting.html) for learning how to do that.

I'm having this issue as well. Happened on a SP6040 TITAN.

For me the error was that I'm using a Kingston instance, and Dublin+ instances should use the JSONv2 api as stated in the readme file.

I'm too experiencing this issue with se S3 Boto client. Reading bucket objects keeps the memory usage pretty well, but writing them with `put_object()` incurs in growing usage of RAM.