for one, this doesn’t look like a Fire issue, but a runtime error finding a dll when the app runs?? for another, i don’t see a reference to SQLite in the project, and thats not a standard framework .dll. i’m guessing DBM (never heard of it) somehow tries to load that?
The DLLs base, dbm, reob are all part of the solution.
The another is test, that is what I am running. All dlls are generated at debug/bin folder, including System.Data.SQLite that is copied there, but when I try to run appear this message.
It looks like you’re using a Windows-speciifc version of the SQLite dll. SQLite ships with several versions, try using one marked for cross-platform/Mono use.
Not sure what to tell you. The dll you are using is Windows specific, it will never work. There is a different SQLite.Data.dll version that supports Mono and does not contain Win32 code — you must still be using the wrong one.
That is the Precompiled Binaries for .NET found at SQLite site.
This was working at an old beta prior this final release: 9.0.97.2071 with the original DLL provided.
The error is System.DllNotFoundException not an error while running the DLL, then I think that is something related with the relative path generated by compiler.