Need to analyze the sqlite database. I am writing on c # in visual studio 2013 in Windows 7. I used a third-party library, but it weighs 3 MB, and size is very important to me. How can I read sqlite database without using third-party libraries? Maybe in visual studio there is a built-in class? I tried to use regular sql, but I did not succeed. I have a program at this moment:

SqlDataAdapter adapter = new SqlDataAdapter(sqlQuery, m_dbConn); adapter.Fill(dTable);
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    Ahem, but the fact that the .Net framework itself weighs hundreds of megabytes does not bother you? - Andrey NOP
  • sqlite under .Net is in different formats. I have a triple assembly, about 2mb in total occupy. If you throw out support for x64 - less mb will be released. Where do you save so much? - Monk
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    In this context, there is no such thing as "normal sql". The database must be accessed through the provider. For SqlServer, yours, for Oracle - yours, for Sqlite - as it is no wonder - yours. Check out the SqlDataAdapter documentation — it says right there that it is for SqlServer. So put the provider for sqlite and do not suffer from garbage. - Alexander Petrov

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