> [DllNotFoundException: Unable to load DLL (sqlite3).]
...
> Im assuming "unable to load dll" is not the actual problem, the dll is in
> the correct directory and was working fine until today. I tried an old
> version of sqlite3.dll (before the autoincrement feature was implemented)
> which seeme
Yah its really odd, if I replace the dll/database with an old version of
sqlite everything works fine. Its just the more recent versions that aren't
working.
Thanks!
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From: Jay Sprenkle [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, November 19, 2005 9:52 AM
To: sqlite-users@s
No, sorry. I'd validate the parameters passed to it to see if you have
an invalid path
or something similar. have you checked for permissions problems? is the account
it's running from allowed access to everything it needs?
On 11/19/05, Matt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It is in the bin directory
It is in the bin directory of an asp.net application. "DllNotFoundException"
is not valid because I can call other methods fine with the DLL. It is only
when I call the Open() method that it shows the DLLNotFoundException.
Further more I can see the dll being accessed using filemon.
Any other idea
Hi,
$MAKE test fails on Solaris 10 (using the Sun Studio 11 compiler suite)
with a segmentation fault because of the getDbPointer() function. This
issue only affects the test suite and not the libraries or bindings
themselves.
I have attached a patch file which will repair the broken code (
Christian Smith schrieb:
> Index the pairs table, like I do in my schema. You might want to index by
> id and field as these are primarily what you use to read data in this
Does it make any difference if the index is unique or not?
> Now, all lookups used to implement the view are done using ind
It says "DllNotFoundException" which may mean your dll isn't in the right place.
Is it in the application directory, or windows system directory? If
you're running
from a development environment the directory the program runs in is not always
where the source code is located...
On 11/19/05, Matt <
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