- #Connecting to sqlite database how to#
- #Connecting to sqlite database zip file#
- #Connecting to sqlite database pro#
Let the SQLiteCommand object know our SQL-Query: Sqlite_cmd = sqlite_conn.CreateCommand() Sqlite_conn = new SQLiteConnection( "Data Source=database.db Version=3 New=True Compress=True ") - As C# is purely object-oriented the following lines must be put into a class: Private void Choose_Btn_click( object sender, EventArgs e) Right-click on your application and select "Open folder in your window application" and then go to:īIN -> Debug and extract your application here.Īfter this again right-click on your application and select "Add reference" and go to:īrowser -> BIN -> Debug and select DLL file (Sqlite Net.dll).ĭouble-click on the button and write the following code. Open your Visual Studio and select new project and in Visual C# select "Windows Forms Application" and provide the name as Sqlite and click on OK.
#Connecting to sqlite database zip file#
The download first link is a ZIP file so you extract this file to your application in the debug folder. There is a link, from this link you can get a DLL file link and at this link you go to the download section and download the latest version. Basically C# doesn't support Sqlite itself so we need a third-party DLL to connect to a Sqlite database. Most of mobile and small databases don't require a server and if we want to make a standalone application for one computer that doesn't depend on another server then Sqlite is perfect for us.įor more information about Sqlite you can go to this link: Sqlite. So we don't require any server for a Sqlite database.
We use Sqlite because all ther other databases that we use generally require a server and Sqlite is a database that we can embed within our system.
#Connecting to sqlite database how to#
If you only want to see and work with the database or GeoPackage and not other items stored in the same folder, add the SQLite database or GeoPackage directly to the project.Here I will explain how to use and connect to Sqlite in a Windows application.
When you use a folder connection, you can see and work with all supported files stored in that folder. Connect to an SQLite database or GeoPackageĪn SQLite database or GeoPackage file through a folder connection, or you can add the database or file to the project, similar to how you access a file geodatabase. See the section on creating a GeoPackage that conforms to the OGC specification. OGC GeoPackage files are interoperable across many environments and are useful on mobile devices. You can store spatial information in an SQLite database using the Esri ST_Geometry spatial data type, SpatiaLite, or use the OGC GeoPackage spatial storage format. For more information on SQLite databases, visit the SQLite website. For example, SQLite databases can be useful on mobile devices with limited connectivity to exchange data with a server when connectivity is reestablished. Both use a simple data model and are contained in one file, which can be advantageous for the exchange of data between software packages. SQLite databases and OGC GeoPackage files support a single-user connection.
#Connecting to sqlite database pro#
You can connect to an SQLite database or GeoPackage file inĪrcGIS Pro to create maps and perform spatial analysis on your data.