SQLLite limit is not only used to limit the returned number of data.
It can be used to do an offset query.
For example, "SELECT * FROM table LIMIT 100, 10", will return the
data of index in the range of [100, 100 + 10).
This change set enable this kind of useage.
This is also more efficient than use "cursor.moveToPosition()".
In my experiment, I query 1000 items in batch mode, i.e.,
get 20 items out of 1000 each time.
Time of using LIMIT clause: 626ms
Time of useing "cursor.moveToPosition()": 2062ms
Modified SQLiteQueryBuilder to allow caller-spplied column alias ("AS")
instead restricting to the keys of the supplied projection map. This is needed for
UNION queries where new columns may be created on the fly such as "1 AS flag"
