How to import .db files using c sharp codings

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Hi Friends,

I am creating windows application using c sharp codings , in my application i have a import option where i can import Excel files, .CSV files and .db File data's into the SQL Server. For Importing Excel File and .CSV file i have written a coding and its working fine but now i need to import .db Files , So can any one suggest me to read a Tables and its data's from .db Files using c sharp codings. :). Thanks in Advance . :)

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Saravana Kumar.M

Posted 28-Mar-13 21:18pm

SARAVANAKUMAR.M

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See https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=.db+file[^].

Posted 28-Mar-13 23:04pm

Richard MacCutchan

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SARAVANAKUMAR.M 5-Apr-13 2:18am

Hi Richard MacCutchan,

Thanks for yor Comment , I think you didn't read my requirement properly itseems are you might be posted the above link unknowingly itseems , I need to IMPORT .db files in windows application using c sharp codings .

Richard MacCutchan 5-Apr-13 4:14am

Yes, I did read your question: you ask how to import .db files, and I gave you a link to some Google items on those files. If you want a more detailed answer then I suggest you explain exactly what you are trying to do, and what format these files are expected to be in.

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Mohan Gopi · Accepted Answer · 2013-04-16T03:10:00

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hi Saravan,

You need to add Reference of third party SQLITE.NET.dll and try using ADO.NET Connection for your Requirements.

Posted 16-Apr-13 3:10am

Mohan Gopi