Bo Gusman wrote:
>
> In my simple test project, it is failing when attempting to open the 
> connection. The same is true in the larger project with the 0.87 version 
> that has been working for months (and is now failing).
> 

The 1.0.87.0 and 1.0.90.0 releases for the .NET Compact Framework should
have
the same requirements.

I have no idea what would cause 1.0.87.0 to stop working when it was working
before.  Has anything about the device itself or operating system changed?

> 
> testce works however, and I've looked over code and see nothing there 
> that is in any significant way different than what I'm doing in my test 
> code.
> 

This is a good sign.  Perhaps try copying your application files to a
different directory on the device and running them from there?  Maybe there
is some sort of application file corruption?

>
> Hmmm, I've got both the released 0.87 and 0.90 versions from the 
> download site and they both report the same public key token - 
> 1fdb50b1b62b4c84 (sn -T system.data.sqlite.dll)
> 

Sorry, this is a false alarm.  I forgot that the .NET Compact Framework 
assemblies are signed with a different key than the desktop version.

> 
> I do note that the 0.90 release says "The .NET Compact Framework 3.5 is 
> required." This won't work for me as I must compile/deploy on a 2.0 CF 
> only device. I've not found an official release that specifically 
> targets 2.0. Have I missed it somewhere?
> 

Previous reports have indicated that the .NET Compact Framework 3.5 build
does indeed work on the .NET Compact Framework 2.0 (as long as no methods
are used which are unsupported on the older framework).  Therefore, there
have not been any .NET Compact Framework 2.0-specific binary packages of
System.Data.SQLite released recently.

As a workaround, you should be able to it build locally using commands
similar to:

        CD /D C:\path\to\sqlite\dotnet\Setup
        SET NETFX20ONLY=1
        CALL build_ce_200x.bat

--
Joe Mistachkin
 

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