> > I'm not sure but after the SP1 upgrade, the previous version of Sqlite.net > stops to works. >
I assume you mean SP1 of Visual Studio 2010. I am not aware of any issues with the legacy System.Data.SQLite code on Visual Studio 2010. Was there a specific error message or was the provider simply missing? > > My dev machine is a x64, but if I install a x64 version, are the Dll > continue to work under a x32 system? > The x86 packages only include the native binaries required for an x86 system and the x64 packages only include the native binaries required for an x64 system. > > What are the differnces between the "Bundle" installa nd the other ??? > The "bundle" packages include a mixed-mode System.Data.SQLite assembly that contains all the native code for the SQLite core and the managed code for System.Data.SQLite. Since the bundle includes native code, the one for the appropriate architecture must be selected. > > So I try the 4 versions my dev machine and... NONE of them are working > fine.I always have the error 175 indicating that the Sql.lite provider is > not installed, either during sedign time and at the runtime, which is never > appear with the Legacy version. > The VS designer support has not yet been migrated from the legacy version (1.0.66) of System.Data.SQLite. > > For runtime, I added the 2 lines in the "DbProviderFactories" part of the > app.config config file. > When you add the entries for System.Data.SQLite, please be sure the version number matches the DLL you are trying to use. > > When I try to add a reference in the project to Sqlite.netDll, I can't find > it in the .net list of Dll... > The assemblies listed in the "Add Reference" dialog are not based on the "app.config" file. They are based on the AssemblyFolders[Ex] keys in the registry. The legacy installer for the VS designer modified these registry settings as well. In theory, you could manually add all the necessary registry settings; however, it might be best to temporarily use the legacy version of the System.Data.SQLite assembly if you require the VS designer components (if the VS2010 SP1 issue can be figured out). -- Joe Mistachkin _______________________________________________ sqlite-users mailing list sqlite-users@sqlite.org http://sqlite.org:8080/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/sqlite-users
