Hi,
Some comments below.
On 3/6/23 3:19, Arbol One wrote:
>
> I assumed that by adding the 'sqlite-jdbc-3.30.1.jar' as a [Services
tab]: Databases > Driver would make the driver global and that my code
would run just as if I had added it to the [Project tab]: MyApp >
Libraries sub directory, but that is not the case.
Of course not. Projects (Ant Projects, Maven Projects, Gradle Projects
etc.) have to specify their dependencies explicitly, so you can pack
your project (or upload it to a git repository) and send it to a friend,
or share with other people.
The "Services/Databases/Driver" area is just for your computer, and has
nothing to do with projects. It's just an IDE tool that you can use to
connect to a database and quickly run a query, for instance.
In your case, you can right click on
"Services/Databases/Drivers/SQLite-JDBC" and select "Connect Using...".
This will allow you to open a connection to a sqlite database on your
computer and run/test SQL queries in a project-independent window (you
can use the query tool even if you have no project open). This is an aid
for the development of your project, so you can test SQL queries
quickly, but cannot be shared with other people.
Cheers,
Antonio
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