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Going through the source code, I found that the SQLite.NET class references sqlite.dll. How are you running this code? Loading it in MP or independently?If independently, you'll need to make sure sqlite.dll is in the same folder as the executable/assembly.I think the problem is with how you're debugging the code. VS.NET is probably looking somewhere else for sqlite.dll and it can't find it. Can you tell us how you're debugging the code?The fact that an SQLiteException isn't being thrown and all the code in the constructor of SQLiteClient is encapsulated in a try-catch statement points to the fact that the class itself isn't being used.Sam
Going through the source code, I found that the SQLite.NET class references sqlite.dll. How are you running this code? Loading it in MP or independently?
If independently, you'll need to make sure sqlite.dll is in the same folder as the executable/assembly.
I think the problem is with how you're debugging the code. VS.NET is probably looking somewhere else for sqlite.dll and it can't find it. Can you tell us how you're debugging the code?
The fact that an SQLiteException isn't being thrown and all the code in the constructor of SQLiteClient is encapsulated in a try-catch statement points to the fact that the class itself isn't being used.
Sam
