Adobe is grabbing 'rowid' not specified PK 'int' column in SQLite queries !!

Question

When I execute the following query in Flex and/or Lita:
select wrdid, uspelling from WRD WHERE uspelling = 'wingeard'
the results are:
uspelling...wrdid
wingeard   3137
Look at what comes back when I execute this query using .NET provider by  Robert Simpson for SQLite and SQLite Manager by Mrinal Kant:
SELECT     rowid, wrdid, uspelling
FROM         WRD
WHERE     (uspelling = 'wingeard')
rowid.......wrdid...........uspelling
3137........3042............wingeard
No wonder none of my queries with joins is working correctly in Flex.
wrdid is defined as "int" not INTEGER.
http://www.sqlite.org/lang_createtable.html  (see INTEGER PRIMARY KEY section):
"The special behavior of INTEGER PRIMARY KEY is only available if the type name is exactly "INTEGER" (in any mixture of upper and lower case.)  Other integer type names like "INT" or "BIGINT" or "SHORT INTEGER" or "UNSIGNED INTEGER" causes the primary key column to behave as an ordinary table column with integer affinity and a unique index, not as an alias for the rowid."  [emphasis added]
Now, I happen to think the SQLite developers made a mistake here in failing to follow standards, preferring not to break legacy code. They'd rather break current code instead???  I would not characterize this as a "corner case" and the bug-at-hand is de facto evidence of that.

Answer 1

Based on your idea, i've intercepted the click event and I use stopImmediatePropagation.
THen i added an image to sort the column. So if the image is clicked the sort is ok.