How to read selected SQL lite file in ASP.NET MVC

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I have Sql lite .dcf format files in my system,
On upload method I have to select one of the .dcf file and need to read data and show it in Table. how can i do the task in asp.net MVC

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How to read selected sql lite file in asp.net Mvc

Posted 25-Sep-20 0:01am

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Updated 28-Sep-20 6:52am

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Richard MacCutchan 25-Sep-20 6:08am

Probably by using SQLite.

Member 11779727 25-Sep-20 6:10am

How to connect to Selected SQLite file from Asp.net MVC?

Richard MacCutchan 25-Sep-20 6:43am

The same way you would connect to any file. You use the properties and methods of the classes that are available in the library that is used to access the file.

Sandeep Mewara 25-Sep-20 9:34am

As Richard shared, it's same as any SQLite Db. Though this would mean you need to know details of the DB schema if you want some speific task with that data.

In case it can be any SQLlite db, then maximum you can retrieve tables in it and columns in it. Then some UI to select tables or columns to retrieve data.

RedDk 27-Sep-20 14:01pm

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Oshtri Deka · Answer 1 · 2020-09-28T06:52:00

Unless you use some kind of (simple) flat file DB, you'll probably need specialized library or tool for connecting, retrieving or changing data.
Do you understand basic principles of working with data in .Net(ADO.Net or .Net Core way)?

If you do, here are first 3 results from my google search :
ADO.Net provider
Code guru tutorial
Another tutorial