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Ken Watson
Ken Watson

Reputation: 33

What is the difference between the nuget packages System.Data.Sqlite and Sqlite

I currently included System.Data.Sqlite and use ExecuteNonQuery() and parameterized queries. That requires LINQ and EntityFramework 6 which i don't use.

I would like to know if i can remove System.Data.Sqlite and use the SQLite v3.13.0 NuGet package instead, or do i loose access to parameterized queries and ExecuteNonQuery() if I do that?

Upvotes: 3

Views: 335

Answers (1)

C Perkins
C Perkins

Reputation: 3886

No, it does not include any method like ExecuteNonQuery() or support for parameterized queries, at least using the objects that you'll find in a standard .Net library. Those interfaces are part of the .Net wrappers around the basic sqlite library.

The SQLite v3.13.0 NuGet package contains the native compilations of the C-source library. It does not include any interop library suitable for direct inclusion in a managed .Net project.

Upvotes: 2

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