SQLPro for SQLite is a simple but powerful SQLite database manager. Use it to easily view and edit the contents of your database or write advanced queries to see results catered to your needs. Our optimized interface allows you to see the underlying database design at a glance, or check the schema tab to access a fully structured view. An advantage of System.Data.SQLite is that it is developed by the SQLite team who have stated a long-term commitment to keeping it supported. An advantage of Microsoft.Data.Sqlite is that it is developed by Microsoft and can be assumed to be well tested with Entitity Framework,.NET Core etc. Has anyone tried Microsoft.Data.SQLite? Apparently it is an alternative to System.Data.SQLite.Core, but I don't know any details. Save hide report.
Microsoft Data Sqlite Tool
- almost 3 yearsConsider supporting System.Transactions
- about 3 yearsNativeMethods.sqlite3_column_blob should not return EmptyByteArray
- about 3 yearsOpt-in to using thread pool to make SQLite calls non-blocking
- about 3 yearsUWP: Support arbitrary file locations
- over 3 yearsSupport saving GUID values to STRING columns
- over 3 yearsReview allocations in string marshalling code
- over 3 yearsInclude Xamarin Android and iOS in NuGet Packages
- over 3 yearsImplement IDbColumnSchemaGenerator
- over 3 yearsProblems using winsqlite3.dll in UWP applications
- over 3 yearsImplement SqliteCommand.Prepare
- almost 4 yearsSupport IsolationLevel.ReadCommitted
- almost 4 yearsSupport reading GUID values from STRING columns
- almost 4 yearsWindows 8 support?
- almost 4 yearsConsider avoiding boxing in SqliteDataReader.GetFieldValue<T>()
- about 4 yearsAllow using an external version of sqlite3.dll
- about 4 yearsLeverage sqlite3_unlock_notify when possible
- over 5 yearsConsider leveraging SQLitePCL.raw
- over 5 yearsCustom collations
- over 5 yearsIncremental blob I/O
- over 5 yearsOnline backup
- over 5 yearsVirtual table modules
- over 5 yearsUser-defined functions
- over 5 yearsOrdered parameters
Microsoft.data.sqlite Create Database
Encryption in Microsoft.Data.Sqlite. I think that one of the main reasons for this is because System.Data.SQLite comes with an unsupported, Windows-only encryption codec that can be used by specifying Password (or HexPassword) in the connection string. The official releases of SQLite, however, don’t come with encryption. NuGet.NET CLI Paket CLIR Direct Download Install-Package Microsoft.Data.SQLite dotnet add package Microsoft.Data.SQLite paket add Microsoft.Data.SQLite Microsoft.Data.SQLite Download (Unzip the 'nupkg' after downloading).