I was stuck trying to get SqLite working. This got me unstuck. The current DLL is located in the below location, or your equivalent installed version. 1. Just change the using in the example class from Mono.Data.SqliteClient to Mono.Data.Sqlite 2. I found you could not re-open one connection multiple times as is done in the code. Dispose the connection after use and instantiate a new one. Important: Make sure you go to the unityjit folder, the dll in the unity folder does not work!! C:\Program Files\Unity\Hub\Editor\2020.3.24f1\Editor\Data\MonoBleedingEdge\lib\mono\unityjit\Mono.Data.Sqlite.dll Copy to: \Assets\Plugins\SQLiter\DLLs

Useful for learning how to implement SQLite in unity

I have used it and tried to use the newest sqlite-Version (as described in the docs). The result were a duplicate error message in Unity. Removed and reinstalled - now it works.

I've been dreading implementing a database for a while, and I couldn't find any good guides on how to do it. After a few hours of hacking away at the problem with this asset, I have a functioning database. Documentation/instructions could be better, but it was easy to find the info I needed. Thank you so much!

Unable to save the table to disk and save it. SKL requests do not work

It really is a great asset to help learn how sqlite works. Within a few hours of reading the example code I was able to set up my database with all of the queries I needed. It runs fine in the editor but I just get DllNotFoundException: sqlite and sqlite3 whenever I try to run on Android. I even replaced all of the .so files with ones I compiled myself from SQLite.org. I believe the asset is just too outdated for use with android today.

I was struggling on the creation of Sql DB for two weeks, but after spending another one working around with this asset, I've been able to solve most of my problems. Yes, as someone says the documentation isn't very comprehensive, and it can be improved, but the asset contains all the plugins you need, I followed this blog to setup everything.: https://ornithoptergames.com/how-to-set-up-sqlite-for-unity/ And it worked great

This asset doesn't contain anything special. Just a couple of (not so well written) example scripts, and frankly same info could've been found from the internet after short googling. An extra star for being free...

At first it seemed great. I was able to use the examples to create me some static methods to access my database tables, but then when I went to test my app out on mobile devices nothing would run. I thought it was the graphics and it took me a while to figure out that it was not finding the database and causing a crash. At least it is free. After days of trying to get it to work I purchased on a package that required a rewrite and still would not work on android. I found something on free github that actually works.

This was an easy asset to use, however it didn't give me the level of access I wanted.