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How to connect to an SQLite database in Visual Studio
Hi
I have Visual Studio community 2015 Update1 running on windows 7 64bit
This page only seems to provide links to 2015 update 3
Once I've installed the correct extensions and added to my first DB project using a windows application
how do I show the results of a query on a user form?
I have Visual Studio community 2015 Update1 running on windows 7 64bit
This page only seems to provide links to 2015 update 3
Once I've installed the correct extensions and added to my first DB project using a windows application
how do I show the results of a query on a user form?
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Maybe I've not asked correctly
Which version of System.Data.SQLite do I need
Which version of System.Data.SQLite do I need
I think you should use the latest version.
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I think you should use the latest version.
I did and I'm no further forward
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glad you got it. Cheers.
for me its the Setups for 32-bit Windows (.NET Framework 4.6)
Visual Studio itself is a 32-bit windows application. you can verify that it installs under 'Program Files (x86)'. nevertheless you could use VS to create 64-bit applications (a similar thing happened 25 years ago when vs went from 16-bit to 32-bit). so all tools and wizards and dll's around VS are 32-bit windows programs as well because 32-bit modules cannot be mixed with 64-bit and vice versa.
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Expert solution didn't solve the problem I did
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I've attempted to install sqlite-netFx46-setup-bundl
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