Hi Ray,
Sqlite.Net implements a connection pooling scheme. Even when your connection is closed, the unmanaged database handle may still be open. After you have disposed of your connection object and are ready to do file-level operations, do something like this: SQLiteConnection.ConnectionPool.ClearPool(<file_name>) This should force the unmanaged connection to close if indeed there are no lingering open managed connections. -- Matt Brown On Thu, Mar 5, 2015 at 12:34 PM, RNACS - Info <info at rnacs.com<mailto:info at rnacs.com>> wrote: "SQLconn" is a SQLiteConnection to my database file. Once the connection is closed & disposed of, what still has the .db file still open? How do I close the file so I can delete it?
