<?xml version="1.0"?>
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* System.Data.SQLite.dll.config -
*
* Written by Joe Mistachkin.
* Released to the public domain, use at your own risk!
*
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<configuration>
<appSettings>
<!--
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** Special Replacement Tokens **
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-->
<!--
NOTE: %PreLoadSQLite_AssemblyDirectory% - If this token (which is
case-sensitive and must include the percent characters) is
present within a setting value being returned, it will be
replaced with the qualified name of the directory containing the
System.Data.SQLite assembly. If the name of the directory is not
available, the token will not be replaced.
NOTE: %PreLoadSQLite_TargetFramework% - If this token (which is
case-sensitive and must include the percent characters) is
present within a setting value being returned, it will be
replaced with an abbreviation of the target framework attribute
value for the System.Data.SQLite assembly. If the target
framework attribute value is not available, the token will not be
replaced.
NOTE: %PreLoadSQLite_XmlConfigDirectory% - If this token (which is
case-sensitive and must include the percent characters) is
present within a setting value being returned, it will be
replaced with the qualified name of the directory containing the
XML configuration file. If the name of the directory is not
available, the token will not be replaced. Generally, this token
may only be used within the XML configuration file itself.
-->
<!--
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** Configuration Settings **
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-->
<!--
NOTE: If this environment variable is set [to anything], it will be
used by the System.Data.SQLite.Linq.SQLiteProviderManifest class
(and the System.Data.SQLite.EF6.SQLiteProviderManifest class) to
modify future provider manifest tokens by appending the value of
the environment variable to the existing provider manifest token,
if any. Typically, in order for the constructed provider
manifest token to be syntactically correct, the environment
variable value [to be appended] must begin with a semicolon.
-->
<!--
<add key="AppendManifestToken_SQLiteProviderManifest" value="" />
-->
<!--
NOTE: If this environment variable is set [to anything], it will be
used by the System.Data.SQLite.SQLiteConnection class as the
default flags for all opened connections (i.e. when they are
not present in the connection string).
-->
<!--
<add key="DefaultFlags_SQLiteConnection" value="" />
-->
<!--
NOTE: If this configuration variable is set [to anything], the SQLite
logging subsystem will be initially disabled when initialized.
-->
<!--
<add key="Disable_SQLiteLog" value="1" />
-->
<!--
NOTE: If this configuration variable is set [to anything], the SQLite
logging subsystem may be initialized in a non-default application
domain. By default, this is not allowed due to the potential
for application domain unloading issues.
-->
<!--
<add key="Force_SQLiteLog" value="1" />
-->
<!--
NOTE: If this environment variable is set [to anything], the SQLite
logging subsystem will attempt to perform initialization even
when an attempt was previously made.
-->
<!--
<add key="Initialize_SQLiteLog" value="1" />
-->
<!--
NOTE: If this configuration variable is set [to anything], the native
library pre-loading functionality will be disabled. By default,
the native library pre-loading will attempt to load the native
SQLite library from architecture-specific (e.g. "x86", "amd64",
"x64") or platform-specific (e.g. "Win32") directories that
reside underneath the application base directory.
-->
<!--
<add key="No_PreLoadSQLite" value="1" />
-->
<!--
NOTE: If this configuration variable is set [to anything], the new
connection string parsing algorithm will not be used. This
environment variable is intended for use with legacy code only.
-->
<!--
<add key="No_SQLiteConnectionNewParser" value="1" />
-->
<!--
NOTE: If this configuration variable is set [to anything], the initial
search for types in all loaded assemblies that are tagged with
the SQLiteFunction attribute will be skipped. Normally, this
search is conducted only once per application domain by the
static constructor of the SQLiteFunction class; however, these
implementation details are subject to change.
-->
<!--
<add key="No_SQLiteFunctions" value="1" />
-->
<!--
NOTE: If this environment variable is set [to anything], all calls to
the GetSettingValue method will return the default value. This
will effectively prevent all other setting values from having any
effect, including those specified via other supported environment
variables or in the associated XML configuration file.
SPECIAL NOTE: This setting is included here only for completeness; it
does not make any sense to use it here as it will never
be consulted. For this setting to work properly, it must
be set via an environment variable.
-->
<!--
<add key="No_SQLiteGetSettingValue" value="1" />
-->
<!--
NOTE: If this environment variable is set [to anything], the SQLite
logging subsystem will not be initialized by the SQLiteLog class;
however, it may still be initialized by external components (i.e.
something other than System.Data.SQLite).
-->
<!--
<add key="No_SQLiteLog" value="1" />
-->
<!--
NOTE: If this environment variable is set [to anything], calls to the
GetSettingValue method will never result in the XML configuration
file being read; instead, the default value will be returned.
This will effectively prevent any setting values specified via
the XML configuration file from having any effect.
SPECIAL NOTE: This setting is included here only for completeness; it
does not make any sense to use it here as it will never
be consulted. For this setting to work properly, it must
be set via an environment variable.
-->
<!--
<add key="No_SQLiteXmlConfigFile" value="1" />
-->
<!--
NOTE: If this configuration variable is set [to anything], the base
directory itself is considered valid for pre-loading the native
SQLite library.
-->
<!--
<add key="PreLoadSQLite_AllowBaseDirectoryOnly" value="1" />
-->
<!--
NOTE: If this configuration variable is set [to anything], it will be
used instead of the application base directory by the native
library pre-loader. This environment variable can be especially
useful in ASP.NET and other hosted environments where direct
control of the location of the managed assemblies is not under
the control of the application.
-->
<!--
<add key="PreLoadSQLite_BaseDirectory" value="" />
-->
<!--
NOTE: If this configuration variable is set [to anything], the native
library pre-loader subsystem will attempt to give the interactive
user an opportunity to attach a debugger to the current process.
-->
<!--
<add key="PreLoadSQLite_BreakIntoDebugger" value="1" />
-->
<!--
NOTE: If this configuration variable is set [to anything], it will be
used as the base file name (without directory information) for
the native SQLite library to be pre-loaded (e.g. "sqlite3.dll"
or "libsqlite3.so.0").
-->
<!--
<add key="PreLoadSQLite_LibraryFileNameOnly" value="" />
-->
<!--
NOTE: If this environment variable is set [to anything], the native
library pre-loading code will skip conducting a search for the
native library to pre-load. By default, the search starts in the
location of the currently executing assembly (i.e. the assembly
containing all the managed components for System.Data.SQLite) and
then falls back to the application domain base directory.
-->
<!--
<add key="PreLoadSQLite_NoSearchForDirectory" value="1" />
-->
<!--
NOTE: If this configuration variable is set [to anything], it will be
used instead of the processor architecture value contained in the
PROCESSOR_ARCHITECTURE environment variable to help build the
path of the native library to pre-load.
-->
<!--
<add key="PreLoadSQLite_ProcessorArchitecture" value="x86" />
-->
<!--
NOTE: If this configuration variable is set [to anything], the location
of the currently executing assembly (i.e. the one containing all
the managed components for System.Data.SQLite) will be used as
the basis for locating the the native library to pre-load (i.e.
instead of using the application domain base directory).
-->
<!--
<add key="PreLoadSQLite_UseAssemblyDirectory" value="1" />
-->
<!--
NOTE: This configuration variable is normally set by the operating
system itself and should reflect the native processor
architecture of the current process (e.g. a 32-bit x86
application running on a 64-bit x64 operating system should have
the value "x86").
-->
<!--
<add key="PROCESSOR_ARCHITECTURE" value="%PROCESSOR_ARCHITECTURE%" />
-->
<!--
NOTE: If this environment variable is set [to anything], calls into
key members pertaining to the lifecycle of connections and their
associated classes (e.g. LINQ, EF6, etc) will be logged.
-->
<!--
<add key="SQLite_ForceLogLifecycle" value="1" />
-->
<!--
NOTE: If this environment variable is set [to anything], all calls to
prepare a SQL query will be logged, regardless of the flags for
the associated connection.
-->
<!--
<add key="SQLite_ForceLogPrepare" value="1" />
-->
<!--
NOTE: If this environment variable is set [to anything], all internal
retries during statment preparation and stepping will be logged,
regardless of the flags for the associated connection.
-->
<!--
<add key="SQLite_ForceLogRetry" value="1" />
-->
<!--
NOTE: If this environment variable is set [to anything], it will be
processed as a list of CommandBehavior flags, if possible. It
will be ignored if it cannot be processed correctly. For more
details, please refer to the CombineBehaviors method.
-->
<!--
<add key="SQLite_GlobalCommandBehaviors" value="" />
-->
<!--
NOTE: If this environment variable is set [to anything], page #1
of database files encrypted using the (unsupported) legacy
CryptoAPI-based (RC4) codec will be encrypted. This was the
default behavior prior to release 1.0.112.3; however, it is now
disabled (by default) as it can cause corruption and/or other
malfunctions in some circumstances. Please do not use this
environment variable unless it is absolutely necessary for your
specific use case.
NOTE: Since this environment variable is (only) read from the native
interop assembly, it cannot be set via this configuration file.
It can only be set within the process environment.
-->
<!--
<add key="SQLite_LegacyEncryptPage1" value="1" />
-->
<!--
NOTE: If this environment variable is set [to anything], the default
connection pool will use normal objects instead of weak
references. This should prevent any pooled connection objects
from ever being automatically cleaned up by the garbage
collector.
-->
<!--
<add key="SQLite_StrongConnectionPool" value="1" />
-->
<!--
NOTE: If this environment variable is set [to anything], it will be
processed as a list of trace categories to enable, if possible.
It will be ignored if it cannot be processed correctly. For
more details, please refer to the ParseTraceCategories method.
-->
<!--
<add key="SQLite_TraceCategories" value="" />
-->
<!--
NOTE: If this environment variable is set [to anything], it will be
used by the System.Data.SQLite.SQLiteFactory class as the type
name containing the System.Data.Common.DbProviderServices
implementation that should be used.
-->
<!--
<add key="TypeName_SQLiteProviderServices" value="" />
-->
<!--
NOTE: If this environment variable is set [to anything], it will be
used by the System.Data.SQLite.SQLiteConvert class as the default
DbType value that should be used when a per-connection value is
not available.
-->
<!--
<add key="Use_SQLiteConvert_DefaultDbType" value="Object" />
-->
<!--
NOTE: If this environment variable is set [to anything], it will be
used by the System.Data.SQLite.SQLiteConvert class as the default
type name that should be used when a per-connection value is not
available.
-->
<!--
<add key="Use_SQLiteConvert_DefaultTypeName" value="" />
-->
</appSettings>
</configuration>
