Hi,
If you have seen this message already, please ignore it. I received
some sort of email about message content type from the forum, and I am
resending it as text just in case.
Currently at my job I am writing code to access SQLite from C# using
System.Data.SQLite. We are also looking at Windows 8 and metro apps,
and I know metro does not support ADO .NET.
I also know of some options out there to access SQLite from C# in a
metro app. None of them seem to be based on some "standard" API like
ADO .NET (again, because there is none in Metro).
With that context in mind, here are my questions.
1. Are there plans to support System.Data.SQLite going forward in
Windows 8 for the desktop space?
2. Are you (sqlite.org) planning to develop another way to access sqlite
from a C# metro app?
3. I am looking for recommendations of how to access SQLite from C# on
Windows 8. Originally I thought System.Data.SQLite would be the best
solution because it adheres to ADO .NET and because it is supported by
sqlite.org. But given that Microsoft removed ado from metro, I am
wondering whether another option, that could be used both from the
desktop and Metro, would be better. Or perhaps I should use two
different solutions to access sqlite, which could impact code
reusability. But things are different enough in Metro that there may
not be that much reusable code anyway when all is said and done.
Thanks,
Nick
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