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Hello!
I'm actually evaluating the OpenAccess ORM Free Edition and have stumbled upon a problem where I don't find an answer for.
As I understand, OA uses the previously installed System.Data.SQLite data provider, and there is no newer version than 1.0.66.0 from http://sqlite.phxsoftware.com/ …
There is however a new version of SQLite (3.7.6.*) on http://sqlite.org. And I can use this when doing the whole ADO.Net plumbing myself, using the managed-only binaries from http://sqlite.phxsoftware.com/
But I want to leave that plumbing job to some tools, i.e, OpenAccess ORM …
So, how can I configure OpenAccess to use the newer SQLite library ?
Greetings
Phil
I'm actually evaluating the OpenAccess ORM Free Edition and have stumbled upon a problem where I don't find an answer for.
As I understand, OA uses the previously installed System.Data.SQLite data provider, and there is no newer version than 1.0.66.0 from http://sqlite.phxsoftware.com/ …
There is however a new version of SQLite (3.7.6.*) on http://sqlite.org. And I can use this when doing the whole ADO.Net plumbing myself, using the managed-only binaries from http://sqlite.phxsoftware.com/
But I want to leave that plumbing job to some tools, i.e, OpenAccess ORM …
So, how can I configure OpenAccess to use the newer SQLite library ?
Greetings
Phil