How to fix/update sqlite data provider for VS 2015 on 64-bit windows 10

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I've noticed that I cannot modify anything in SQLite datasets in VS 2015. It may be due to getting a new computer running 64bit Windows 10.

I've looked at the SQLite site and note that the only file that supports run-time components in VS 2015 is 32-bit.

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With additional investigation I've discovered that I also can't create any new SQLite Data Connections.
I can view the dataset, with the tableadapters but I can't edit any of them.
I may be able to modify the xsd source code but it is quite error prone doing it manually.

What I have tried:

Installing nuget package for EF6

Posted 30-Jul-19 12:05pm

Dana Bell

Updated 31-Jul-19 11:49am

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Afzaal Ahmad Zeeshan 30-Jul-19 18:19pm

You mean you want to edit the SQLite database?

Which extension were you using already? I can suggest an extension on Firefox which I had been using since a while, always works.

Dana Bell 30-Jul-19 18:41pm

No. I want to edit the SQLite data set in Visual Studio.

Dana Bell 31-Jul-19 17:48pm

The SQLite Toolbox is handy, but it doesn't do anything to help access the DataSet.

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Gerry Schmitz · Answer 1 · 2019-07-31T04:18:00

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SQLite/SQL Server Compact Toolbox - Visual Studio Marketplace[^]

Posted 31-Jul-19 4:18am

Gerry Schmitz