system.data.sqlite

I'm having a problem with primary keys in Entity Framework when using SQLite. SQLite wants an explicit NULL in the VALUES list on an autoincrementing primary key column. I haven't actually looked at the generated SQL in the EF Context, but I believe it's going with the usual SQL Server convention of providing no value for the autoincrementing column. According to the site for the ADO.NET SQLite provider, EF is fully supported but I'm finding no help there. Is there a way to force EF to explicitly insert a NULL for the primary key value? Well I've finally made this work :D. You need to set the

I'm knee deep in compilation for sqlite, system.data.sqlite, and xerial's JDBC trying to get an encrypted sqlite file working through all three. From my understanding, system.data.sqlite uses RC4 encryption, and SQLCipher/Rijndael/wxSqlite can use AES256. Using this library , one can easily compile Windows binaries for AES256 encryption. This library offers Xerial's JDBC by incorporating wxsqlite3's improvements , which it looks like is actually based on the above (Rijndael's) library. Because the above two libraries are close to one-and-the-same, and use the same encryption, they have been

I need SQLite's glob function in a (C#) method which has to return Expression<Func<RandomEntity, bool>> -- and I need glob because only then the index is used (already checked using EXPLAIN QUERY PLAN [..] ). So I added the following function mapping to <edmx:StorageModels><Schema> (SSDL): <Function Name="glob" Aggregate="false" BuiltIn="true" NiladicFunction="false" IsComposable="true" ReturnType="bit"> <Parameter Name="pattern" Mode="In" Type="nvarchar"/> <Parameter Name="target" Mode="In" Type="nvarchar"/> </Function> and a C# stub method: public static class SQLiteFunctions { [DbFunction(

How do I treat the SQLiteCommand object, do I have to call Dispose() after ExecuteScalar , ExecuteNonQuery and ExecuteReader or not? The documentation example on SQLiteCommand doesn't dispose it whilst in the SQLiteTransaction the example disposes the SQLiteCommand object. I always close the data reader object though. My application accesses the db from many threads. Mostly I am interested in not leaking connections or disturbing SQLite. I am aware of using and IDisposable usage It's best-practise to dispose everything that implements IDisposable as soon as you're finished with it because it

I recently converted my SQL Server database into SQLite DB. But when I try to open my SQLite using .Open() it throws me this error: Data Source cannot be empty. Use :memory: to open an in-memory database Edit: added connection string: ConnectionString = @"Data Source=D:\XXX.db;Version=3"; connection = new SQLiteConnection(connectionString); connection.Open(); Why do I get this? I converted the same SQL Server database to SQL CE and mySQL and I didn't get these errors. There's a space after your data source: Data Source= D:\XXX.db . Also, in your copy/paste, there's no closing quote to the

I would like some help with my Visual Studio C# code with inserting unicode strings into a SQLite database. Below is my test code to write a test string to the database: string testStr = "á Á ñ ç é á"; SQLiteConnection mydataConnection = new SQLiteConnection(); // setup new sql connection obj try { //// SQLite DB mydataConnection.ConnectionString = "Data Source=C:\\Users\\John\\Desktop\\location.db; Version=3; UseUTF16Encoding=True;Synchronous=Normal;New=False"; // set up the connection string mydataConnection.Open(); // open the connection to the db SQLiteCommand myCmd = new SQLiteCommand();