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- CONNECTING TO SQLITE DATABASE HOW TO
- CONNECTING TO SQLITE DATABASE ZIP FILE
- CONNECTING TO SQLITE DATABASE DRIVER
Otherwise, configure the driver using the 32-bit version of ODBC Administrator - launch it from %windir%\SysWOW64\odbcad32.exe. For example, if you are using 64-bit SQL Server Management Studio on 64-bit Windows platform, then configure the 64-bit version of the driver using ODBC Administrator launched from %windir%\system32\odbcad32.exe.
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CONNECTING TO SQLITE DATABASE HOW TO
Refer to the Driver Configuration article to learn how to configure a System DSN
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CONNECTING TO SQLITE DATABASE ZIP FILE
The download first link is a ZIP file so you extract this file to your application in the debug folder. There is a link, from this link you can get a DLL file link and at this link you go to the download section and download the latest version. Basically C# doesn't support Sqlite itself so we need a third-party DLL to connect to a Sqlite database. Most of mobile and small databases don't require a server and if we want to make a standalone application for one computer that doesn't depend on another server then Sqlite is perfect for us.įor more information about Sqlite you can go to this link: Sqlite. So we don't require any server for a Sqlite database. We use Sqlite because all ther other databases that we use generally require a server and Sqlite is a database that we can embed within our system. Here I will explain how to use and connect to Sqlite in a Windows application.