Thanks for answer Joe, but as just sayed i have only one datareader, i'm sure 
of that, and this is demostrated because with others provider i have not error.
Try please changing the first lines of code in frmprincipale.vb form as 
explained for match access database... you Will not have error... why this if 
not a provider error? 
Otherwise, what have i to do in tour mind? Thanks

Joe Mistachkin <j...@mistachkin.com> ha scritto:

>
>Stefano Ravagni wrote:
>>
>> i've built a very little application wich could reprocude the "CANNOT SET
>> CONNECTION WHILE DATAREADER IS ACTIVE" error.
>> 
>
>I've run the project with Visual Studio 2013 and determined that the
>exception
>being raised is almost certainly not an issue with System.Data.SQLite, per
>se.
>
>At the point of the exception, I used the following watch expression:
>
>       
>DirectCast(objCmd,System.Data.SQLite.SQLiteCommand)._activeReader.Target Is
>Dati
>
>This returns false, indicating that while the SQLiteCommand object does
>indeed
>have an active data reader, it is NOT the one that was closed just above
>that
>point in the code.  I'm not sure how the project manages data reader
>instances;
>however, it would appear that System.Data.SQLite is throwing exceptions just
>as
>it should in this case.
>
>--
>Joe Mistachkin
>
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