Try substituting all backslashes with forward slashes, i.e.,
file:/PC-Name/C/FolderName/data.db
If that doesn't work, maybe there is something going on with URI support in the
64bit build you're using.
Takashi Fukuda wrote:
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> For x64 target compilation with System.Data.SQLite-x64-1.0.97.
Hello, Takashi,
Jean C. actually addressed your question, but I'm writing just to be sure
you're aware that opening a sqlite database across a network is problematic
and might corrupt your database -- even if it appears to work during
testing.
https://www.sqlite.org/howtocorrupt.html paragrap
We are developing Windows applications with SQLite.dll. The current
situation with VisualStudio-2010 is as follow:
For x32 target compilation with System.Data.SQLite-x32-1.0.97.dll (.NET4)
My application works fine.
For x64 target compilation with System.Data.SQLite-x64-1.0.97.dll (.NET4)
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