How to publish VB project with sqlite database

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I have got a vb project which i would like to publish however when i publish it the sqlite database which i use doesn't seem to go with it. So, i cannot use the program when i distribute it to another computer. How can i make it so when i publish the project it is able to communicate with the database?

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I have tried to add it to my application files but it does not seem to show up on there

Posted 19-Mar-24 9:01am

Woody 2024

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Pete O'Hanlon · Accepted Answer · 2024-03-19T20:25:00

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Without trying it, I would say the following would work. Choose the sqlite database in your Solution window and select Propeties. Set the type to Content and Copy To Content Folder Always. That should copy the database over.

Posted 19-Mar-24 20:25pm

Pete O'Hanlon

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Andre Oosthuizen 20-Mar-24 13:17pm

Perfect, +5

Pete O'Hanlon 22-Mar-24 3:08am

Thank you.