Hello Nikolai,
you can find more details about asynchronous operations in SQLite here: https://bitbucket.org/twincoders/sqlite-net-extensions (see section “Asynchronous operations”). There’s a separate NuGet package to install to have these methods available: https://www.nuget.org/packages/SQLiteNetExtensions.Async/

I personally had some issues with that, that’s why I removed async support from my pet project (https://github.com/iks111/MoneyBack/commit/89fa282aaf9da09a5192766a7f42a4799bd90915)
I also recommend you to read some best practices on accessing the SQLite database: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2493331/what-are-the-best-practices-for-sqlite-on-android/3689883#3689883

I hope it’s useful.
Dawid

Hello Moustafa,
I don’t get why would you need to “clone” the event objects. You simply create your persons, create the event and assign the same event to each person, as presented in the following snippet an a unit test: https://gist.github.com/iks111/1b523d5c1e6f3d1299098738b6b95e0a

Regards,
Dawid

not sure if the above concept is correct, due to the maintainability. because later on if I wish to change a property in on of the Events, then i have to do twice or trice… May you you please advise how to solve such scenario?

Hello Nikolai,
you can find more details about asynchronous operations in SQLite here: https://bitbucket.org/twincoders/sqlite-net-extensions (see section “Asynchronous operations”). There’s a separate NuGet package to install to have these methods available: https://www.nuget.org/packages/SQLiteNetExtensions.Async/

I personally had some issues with that, that’s why I removed async support from my pet project (https://github.com/iks111/MoneyBack/commit/89fa282aaf9da09a5192766a7f42a4799bd90915)
I also recommend you to read some best practices on accessing the SQLite database: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2493331/what-are-the-best-practices-for-sqlite-on-android/3689883#3689883

I hope it’s useful.
Dawid

Hello Moustafa,
I don’t get why would you need to “clone” the event objects. You simply create your persons, create the event and assign the same event to each person, as presented in the following snippet an a unit test: https://gist.github.com/iks111/1b523d5c1e6f3d1299098738b6b95e0a

Regards,
Dawid

not sure if the above concept is correct, due to the maintainability. because later on if I wish to change a property in on of the Events, then i have to do twice or trice… May you you please advise how to solve such scenario?