SQLiteLog.Initialize();

#if SQLITE_STANDARD
      //
      // NOTE: Check if the sqlite3_close_v2() native API should be available
      //       to use.  This must be done dynamically because the delegate set
      //       here is used by the SQLiteConnectionHandle class, which is a
      //       CriticalHandle derived class (i.e. protected by a constrainted
      //       execution region).  Therefore, if the underlying native entry
      //       point is unavailable, an exception will be raised even if it is
      //       never actually called (i.e. because the runtime eagerly prepares
      //       all the methods in the call graph of the constrainted execution
      //       region).
      //
      lock (_syncRoot)
      {
          if (_versionNumber == 0)
          {
              _versionNumber = SQLite3.SQLiteVersionNumber;

      SQLiteLog.Initialize();

#if SQLITE_STANDARD
      //
      // NOTE: Check if the sqlite3_close_v2() native API should be available
      //       to use.  This must be done dynamically because the delegate set
      //       here is used by the SQLiteConnectionHandle class, which is a
      //       CriticalHandle derived class (i.e. protected by a constrained
      //       execution region).  Therefore, if the underlying native entry
      //       point is unavailable, an exception will be raised even if it is
      //       never actually called (i.e. because the runtime eagerly prepares
      //       all the methods in the call graph of the constrained execution
      //       region).
      //
      lock (_syncRoot)
      {
          if (_versionNumber == 0)
          {
              _versionNumber = SQLite3.SQLiteVersionNumber;