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can we connect SQLite using visual studio

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    can we connect SQLite using visual studio?

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        Yes. Open the Server Explorer pane, and right click "Data Connections" From the context menu, select "Add Connection..." Use the "Change..." button to select the "Data source" Select "System.Data.SQLite Database File" from the list, and press OK Browse to your database, and set up the other parameters - then press OK In the Server explorer pane, right click the database and select "Properties". In the Properties pane, you will see a connection string you can copy and paste into your application or config file.

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          Entity framework connects to SQLIte easily.

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