DatabaseException SQLite

I have an application with a SQLite database. Some tables are big enough, more than 7000 rows when I do a Select in some of these paintings I get a DatabaseException with a message "not enough memory". Is there any kind of limit for such requests?

Moreover, I saw this kind of message on the eclipse console after this exception occurs...

RX = 9.2 M, RF = 22.6 M, FF = 117.1 M OF = 500.3 K, OS = 23.1 M, = 192.6 K, OR = 0, EN = 13 K, TR = 15.7 K, RR = 0, IS = 17.6 K
RA = 25.9 M, RS = 19.6 M, RN = 137.4 K
YOUR IS 998.1 K, TS = 958.2 K, TN IS 12.8 K
PA = 2. 5 M, PS = 2. 5 M, PN = 8. 1 h
R0 = 210 M, 1 = 800.2 K, 2 = 24 K, 3 = K, 4 = 2.6 97.4 M, 7 = 545.2 K, 8 = 3 K, 9 = 23.4 M, 10 = 21 K, 11 = 43 K, 12 = 445.9 K 13 = 36.1 K, 15 = 338.3 K, 18 = 912, 20 = 3.9 K, 21 = 524, 22 IS 80.8 K, 23 = 156.6 K, 24 = 22 K

Can I get information on the State of the memory? has something to do with my problem?

Now, I've discovered what my problem was. I created my database with SQLitePro, now I create with Sqliteman and it works pretty well. It is curious that I had some problems more and they have all been fixed just with that.

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