UNIDAC - SQLite - Delphi XE4 - 64 bits

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UNIDAC - SQLite - Delphi XE4 - 64 bits

Post by FerCastro » Sun 20 Oct 2013 21:22

Hello all,

I have a proyect developed with Delphi XE/Unidac/Sqlite. Works fine, i use direct connection and a encrypted database.

I am trying to compile the same application with Delphi XE4 - 64 bits and all the components work fine but the Unidac.

Despite I use direct connection the application ask for the sqlite3.dll file (the message is: Can not load the slite3.dll)

Is there something am I missing? DO I need a new compiled dll file?

Thanks and best regards

FerCastro

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Re: UNIDAC - SQLite - Delphi XE4 - 64 bits

Post by AlexP » Mon 21 Oct 2013 07:27

Hello,

Unfortunately, for the time being, the Direct mode in SQLite is not supported for the 64-bit platform. We plan to add the support in one of the next UniDAC versions

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Re: UNIDAC - SQLite - Delphi XE4 - 64 bits

Post by FerCastro » Mon 21 Oct 2013 12:13

Thanks for the answer.

One last. What compiled dll do i have to use in order to access a encrypted sqlite database? Actually every time i try my dlls i get the message that my dll does not support encryption.

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Re: UNIDAC - SQLite - Delphi XE4 - 64 bits

Post by FerCastro » Mon 21 Oct 2013 17:05

Can I use encrypted databases with Unidac/SQlite and delphi xe4 64 bits?

thanks

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Re: UNIDAC - SQLite - Delphi XE4 - 64 bits

Post by AlexP » Tue 22 Oct 2013 08:01

Hello,

You can use encryption in UniDAC/LiteDAC on the Win64 platform if your 64-bit SQLite3.dll library supports encryption.

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