On 2017/03/06 5:34 PM, Rob Richardson wrote:
Greetings!
I used SQLite in a successful program a few years ago. I am trying to
resurrect that program for a new customer, but it isn't working, and I'm having
a hellish time trying to debug it.
I have a Windows 7 XP1 OS, and I'm using Visual Studio 2008, which is what the
original program was built with.
The original program builds an ActiveX control. I have a web page (HTML file)
that includes the control. I can build the control in debug mode, load the web
page in Internet Explorer, and the control works. It opens an SQLite database,
tries to prepare a statement, and throws an error complaining that a table does
not exist, even though it does. The SQL statement and the SQLite file are
unchanged from the version that is running at the old customer site.
I have stripped out the SQLite code into a separate project so that I can run
it by itself, and hopefully step through it in a debugger. However, when I try
to run it, I get the following message:
"The application was unable to start correctly (0xc000007b). Click OK to close the
application."
I have a feeling this is related to 32-bit vs 64-bit applications, but I'm not
sure. What do I need to do to get this little test program to run?
I have a feeling that your feeling might be wrong. Did you compile the
second project for a different target bit-ness than the first?
If so, why?
If not, then that cannot be the fault.
Many things could be wrong - My bet would be a DLL that is required and
isn't in the exe's path (or other path accessible to the exe).
More to the point, show us the line of SQL that gets passed to the
SQLite interface exactly (the one that fails with that error message
when your initial program was still working), and then also show us the
Schema of the table. (In the sqlite3,exe CLI tool, open the database and
simply do .fullschema and send us the output, or post the DB file
somewhere). We should be able to help with figuring out why you get the
error.
Cheers,
Ryan
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