MySharpCode Download - Easy to Use SQLite with C#

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MySharpCode - Easy to Use SQLite with C#

MySharpCode is a FREE fully functional demo program that uses SQLite for keeping a database of C# code snippets. The SQLite database that comes with the demo program contains some C# code snippets from the program's C# source codes.

The program functions implemented in this fully functional demo program are: load records topic in a listbox, gets user selection from the listbox and displays the record details in a set of editboxes. The command buttons allow the user to clear and reload the listbox, save a new record or an edited record, delete existing records, display the program's help file, close the program and search for keywords in the records.

The registered version of this package contains the step-by-step fully commented source codes for a complete Visual C# program that shows you how to create your own C# program and use an ADO.NET Data Provider to access SQLite databases. Both SQLite version 2 and version 3 databases are supported.

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Software Information		System Requirements
Version:	1.1	Windows 98/ME/NT 3.x/NT 4.x/2000/XP/2003 Pentium II CPU 64 MB RAM
File Size:	458 KB
License:	Free to try, $24.95 to buy
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MySharpCode C# Example Source Codes Package

Here's what you'll learn from the C# source codes in this package:

use listboxes: load items, get items selected and clear the listbox;
use editboxes: fill them with data and clears them;
use command buttons to control program processes;
create a new SQLite database and table;
create, open and close a connection to a SQLite database;
create a non-query SQL command and execute it;
create a SQL query, execute it and retrieves the results set;
avoid and overcome apostrophe problems in SQL queries;
construct proper SQL strings with program variables;
implement SQL search, including search for partial strings;
loop through a result set and use the data for further processing;
change the cursor type from default arrow to hourglass and back to default;
use control variables to flag processing status;
use try and catch block to handle potential program errors;
use message dialogs to report program errors;
use HTML help files.