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Always use the cursor's getColumnIndex() method to access columns. Like so:
getColumnIndex()
myJar.setName(cursor.getString(cursor.getColumnIndex(colName)));
Not saying that's absolutely the issue -- since you haven't shown how the Cursor was populated -- but it's likely.
Cursor