how to give a path to the folder inside of the project folder to create a sqlite database file?

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i want to replace the connection string with that file path

Posted 10-Sep-13 18:33pm

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sp_suresh 11-Sep-13 0:43am

pl elaborate me what you want to do? Do you want only path where Sqlite database ?Also you are creating sqlite database in that folder ?If you want path you can get path but if u r creating db then you must have permission for that folder to read/write..

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2013-09-10T21:44:00

If you mean you want to create a file within the application folder (or a folder below that) that it is a very bad idea. Access to Application folders is restricted, and likely to become more so. In addition, it is more likely that a file will be backed up if it is under a "normal" data folder.

Consider using a different folder altogether - this can help: Where should I store my data?[^]

The connection string can then reference that file (preferably via a config file of some sort, depending on how you do your config files)