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System.Data.SQLite

An open source ADO.NET provider for the SQLite database engine

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  • Zero administration x86 x64 deployment, load SQLite Data Provider on-the-fly

    Add two subdirs with System.Data.SQLite.DLL in your project (containing x84, x86 binaries), set "copy to subdirectory", and use the following code to load the provider on-the-fly. Whenever you called InitializeSQLite() you can use SQLite: app.config: <?xml version="1.0"?> <configuration>...
    Posted to How To (Forum) by mausoma on 11-02-2011
  • how can I manage database updates within my windows Setup/ClickOnce deployment???

    Hi, Can I ask for some guidance re how best to handle initial deployment and updates to a Sqlite database I will be packaging within a click-once deployment on windows? How do most people handle this? Things that come to mind: a) include template sqlite database - but then question is how to write clickone...
    Posted to General (Forum) by callagga on 02-28-2010
  • How to make it easy to deploy an application using SQLite for users

    I just got started with SQLite (and I'm still fairly new to MS Visual C# Express which is what I'm using to write my application). When one uses SQLite and publishes the application and then wants to deploy it on another computer, what is the best way to handle the fact that the other computer...
    Posted to How To (Forum) by adeena on 01-02-2009
  • Deployment and Backup Questions

    I have searched through the forums and have not found how to do these two things. That is a reflection on me not the forums. 1. I currently have the connection string hard-coded. This is a Windows app and not a web app. I want to be able to do something like |DataDirectory| in ASP in that I would like...
    Posted to How To (Forum) by rkulp on 10-27-2008
  • Proper Way to deploy on a web server with many webs?

    Hi, I have been having a problem with our deployment of SQLite. We use SQLite as the database for our CMS product which is written with ASP.NET. Up until now I have put the System.Data.Sqlite.DLL file in the /bin directory and deployed the file with each website. However, we have several hundred sites...
    Posted to General (Forum) by jrperina on 07-19-2008
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