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Hello.
I want to use the Sqlite as a client side DB in a Silverlight application to store some data when client lose connection to a server.
I was able to generate a sql query on the client side. But I would like to know how difficult it is to move SqLiteDataProvider to Silverlight project. Maybe you tell me a solution that will help to save time?
Igor Tkachev
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Hello, shakirov.
I am not sure if SQLite supports SL.
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Igor
Jone Polvora
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shakirov, on the client side, I recommend you use sterlingdb. It's free, opensource and works in silverlight, windows phone. http://sterling.codeplex.com/
SQL is for server side, where full .NET stack is available for us.