Simon G.

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You generally don’t want to refer to “C:\” when building an AIR application because you shouldn’t assume that you’ll be running on Windows. If you have the file in the root, you should look into using air.File.rootDirectory.resolvePath( ‘DBSample.db’ ).

That being said, there isn’t enough code provided to be sure about the problem. How (or with what tool) was the DB file created? Not all tools create the same version of SQLite database files. I use SQLite Database Browser which is an open source, cross-platform, lightweight tool. Also, in some cases, since SQLite is file-based, if some other tool or process has a lock on that file, AIR may not be able to access it. If those tips don’t work, send me your code and I’ll take a look (khoyt _at_ adobe [dot] com).

Thanks for reading!
Kevin

event.error.message: Unable to open the database file.
and here is the air code
var dbFile = air.File.applicationStorageDirectory.resolvePath(”c:\DBSample.db”);

conn.open(dbFile);

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