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Hello, Whenenver I carry out a query on a non-existing sqlite-database-file, a new, empty, sqlite-file is automatically created. Is there any possibility to avoid this? Thanks, Henning |
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I believe there is a connection string option for this. According to http://www.connectionstrings.com/sqlite (and the SQLite.NET docs) the option to specify is FailIfMissing=True, though I haven't tested this; if it doesn't work I'd suggest asking on the SQLite.NET forums. |
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