VB.NET with SQLite database

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I am facing issues while using vb.net (visual studio 2010) application with sqlite as database.Files are created successfully while making setup.exe file .But shows the following error "Unable to open sqlite database while running application exe(created from setup). I have tried to run same application on windows 7 and 8 64 bit machine.It still shows the same error.But same application is perfectly working in visual studio 2010 development platform. Error is occurring while converting this to exe.Please provide help

Posted 1-Jul-15 3:40am

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[no name] 1-Jul-15 10:05am

Did you include the database in your setup? Did you include the drivers for SQLite in your setup? You might read the documentation for whatever you are using to create your setup package and see if there is any information in there. Maybe there is a community or support forum for whatever you are using to create your setup that you can ask there for help.

Member 4720220 1-Jul-15 14:48pm

Yes i did everything while making exe. SQLite dlls and db.After installation it opens my gui interface and shows error unable to open database system.data,sqlite

[no name] 1-Jul-15 15:48pm

I would be willing to bet that there is more to the error than you are telling. Debug your application and find out why it says it can't open the database.

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