On 1/23/2014 15:08, Joe Mistachkin wrote:
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?
I can't rule it out, but I've not done anything with the device or the
code since before the holidays so I'd be truly puzzled if something did
indeed change.
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
I stumbled and bumbled through the various config files in the source
tree and managed to get a version compiled for the 2.0 CF. Preliminary
testing of my test program shows that I'm now able to get past the
connection.Open() call. This is good news!
I'll try your workaround above and see if I can make it work with a
clean copy of the source. Since I'll end up having to maintain some
documentation of this, I'd rather it be as straight forward as it can be
(and figuring out how to change the build files was not! :)
Thanks again for your help. I'se about as close to pulling out what's
left of my hair before you stepped in.
Bo
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