System.Data.SQLite

After updating sqlite version to 1.0.89 we have lots of 'DebugOutput - WARNING: Type mapping failed' lines in our logs. Looks like some column types are not valid now (f.e. INTEGER UNSIGNED, LONGBLOB, INT2 UNSIGNED) but they are still used in huge existing databases at our customers, so every attempt to get column value with SQLiteDataReader object results with new line in log file. Log size grows significally. 

Also we handle SQLiteException errors in code, but at least some of them results with extra 'DebugOutput - SQLite error' lines in our logs. As far as I understood, 'TRACE_WARNING' constant is built-in and I couldn't locate a way to change the default behaviour. 

Is there a way to disable extra log lines generation? Or to handle / override such trace events to determine should it be written to trace automatically or not.

SQLite build 1.0.89 for .Net 4.5

Fixed on trunk by check-in [16f09dbc53].  The fix will be included in the next
release, 1.0.90.0, due out sometime within the next month.

Issue is still actual for SQLiteErrorCode.Constraint errors. I see autogenerated entries in my log file like:

DebugOutput  - SQLite error (2067): abort at 14 in [INSERT INTO serverHosts 
                            (
                                typeId, 
                                hash, 
                                host

Checked on 1.0.91 version

This has been addressed via check-in [16f09dbc5392fb53], which was prior to
release 1.0.90.0.  Please upgrade to 1.0.91.0 and try again.

1.0.91.0 is already used. SQLite writes at least 'UNIQUE constraint failed' erorrs to Trace and our custom trace listener redirects them to log file. I created a simple standalone utility that reproduces the issue

Those log messages are coming from the SQLite core library itself.  To disable
all such log messages, you can use the following C# code:

<pre>
SQLiteLog.Enabled = false;
</pre>

Please note that the above code will disable all messages that originate from
the SQLiteLog class, including all messages from the SQLite core library.