Android provides a handy tool for developers to see what happened to their Apps. Sometimes, you just forgot to keep massive loading job off the main UI thread, e.g., network access, database query, or something you need much time to handle, in these cases, you usually got ANR dialogs to notify you: Your App is going to spend too much time on something in UI thread.
You might wanna change the text alignment of the alert controller. Let’s say, change the alignment from center to right. Then the following is for you.
Alright, I don’t know what happened when trying to log in to MySQL. And it shows that message: MySQL - Error 1045 (28000) using password: YES. I am pretty sure that user/pwd pair is correct. After searching and studying some articles and forum discussions. I found it might be caused by broken SQL or reinstall SQL. The interesting is I can’t remember I had done that before.