Represents a parsed connection string. More...

Public Member Functions
	SQLiteConnectionString (string databasePath, bool storeDateTimeAsTicks=true)
	Constructs a new SQLiteConnectionString with all the data needed to open an SQLiteConnection. More...

	SQLiteConnectionString (string databasePath, bool storeDateTimeAsTicks, object key=null, Action< SQLiteConnection > preKeyAction=null, Action< SQLiteConnection > postKeyAction=null, string vfsName=null)
	Constructs a new SQLiteConnectionString with all the data needed to open an SQLiteConnection. More...

	SQLiteConnectionString (string databasePath, SQLiteOpenFlags openFlags, bool storeDateTimeAsTicks, object key=null, Action< SQLiteConnection > preKeyAction=null, Action< SQLiteConnection > postKeyAction=null, string vfsName=null, string dateTimeStringFormat=DateTimeSqliteDefaultFormat, bool storeTimeSpanAsTicks=true)
	Constructs a new SQLiteConnectionString with all the data needed to open an SQLiteConnection. More...

Properties
string	UniqueKey `[get]`
	Readonly, set by a constructor of the SQLConnectionString The unique encryption key More...

string	DatabasePath `[get]`
	Readonly, set by a constructor of the SQLConnection the Path to the SQLIte-Net Database More...

bool	StoreDateTimeAsTicks `[get]`

bool	StoreTimeSpanAsTicks `[get]`

string	DateTimeStringFormat `[get]`
	Readonly, set by a constructor of the SQLConnection the date and time format, as stored on the database More...

System.Globalization.DateTimeStyles	DateTimeStyle `[get]`
	Readonly, set by a constructor of the SQLConnection the date and time style, of the local system More...

object	Key `[get]`
	Readonly, set by a constructor of the SQLConnection the encryption key to use on the database More...

SQLiteOpenFlags	OpenFlags `[get]`
	Readonly, set by a constructor of the SQLConnection Flags we use to open the connection More...

Action< SQLiteConnection >	PreKeyAction `[get]`
	Readonly, set by a constructor of the SQLConnection Action prior the setting the key for SQLCipher databases More...

Action< SQLiteConnection >	PostKeyAction `[get]`
	Readonly, set by a constructor of the SQLConnection Action after setting the key for SQLCipher databases More...

string	VfsName `[get]`
	Readonly, set by a constructor of the SQLConnection the Virtual File System to use on the database. More...

Detailed Description

Represents a parsed connection string.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ SQLiteConnectionString() [1/3]

SQLite.SQLiteConnectionString.SQLiteConnectionString	(	string	databasePath,
		bool	storeDateTimeAsTicks = `true`
	)

Constructs a new SQLiteConnectionString with all the data needed to open an SQLiteConnection.

Parameters

databasePath Specifies the path to the database file.

storeDateTimeAsTicks Specifies whether to store DateTime properties as ticks (true) or strings (false). You absolutely do want to store them as Ticks in all new projects. The value of false is only here for backwards compatibility. There is a significant speed advantage, with no down sides, when setting storeDateTimeAsTicks = true. If you use DateTimeOffset properties, it will be always stored as ticks regardingless the storeDateTimeAsTicks parameter.

◆ SQLiteConnectionString() [2/3]

SQLite.SQLiteConnectionString.SQLiteConnectionString	(	string	databasePath,
		bool	storeDateTimeAsTicks,
		object	key = `null`,
		Action< SQLiteConnection >	preKeyAction = `null`,
		Action< SQLiteConnection >	postKeyAction = `null`,
		string	vfsName = `null`
	)

Constructs a new SQLiteConnectionString with all the data needed to open an SQLiteConnection.

Parameters

databasePath	Specifies the path to the database file.
storeDateTimeAsTicks	Specifies whether to store DateTime properties as ticks (true) or strings (false). You absolutely do want to store them as Ticks in all new projects. The value of false is only here for backwards compatibility. There is a significant speed advantage, with no down sides, when setting storeDateTimeAsTicks = true. If you use DateTimeOffset properties, it will be always stored as ticks regardingless the storeDateTimeAsTicks parameter.
key	Specifies the encryption key to use on the database. Should be a string or a byte[].
preKeyAction	Executes prior to setting key for SQLCipher databases
postKeyAction	Executes after setting key for SQLCipher databases
vfsName	Specifies the Virtual File System to use on the database.

◆ SQLiteConnectionString() [3/3]

SQLite.SQLiteConnectionString.SQLiteConnectionString	(	string	databasePath,
		SQLiteOpenFlags	openFlags,
		bool	storeDateTimeAsTicks,
		object	key = `null`,
		Action< SQLiteConnection >	preKeyAction = `null`,
		Action< SQLiteConnection >	postKeyAction = `null`,
		string	vfsName = `null`,
		string	dateTimeStringFormat = `DateTimeSqliteDefaultFormat`,
		bool	storeTimeSpanAsTicks = `true`
	)

Constructs a new SQLiteConnectionString with all the data needed to open an SQLiteConnection.

Parameters

databasePath	Specifies the path to the database file.
openFlags	Flags controlling how the connection should be opened.
storeDateTimeAsTicks	Specifies whether to store DateTime properties as ticks (true) or strings (false). You absolutely do want to store them as Ticks in all new projects. The value of false is only here for backwards compatibility. There is a significant speed advantage, with no down sides, when setting storeDateTimeAsTicks = true. If you use DateTimeOffset properties, it will be always stored as ticks regardingless the storeDateTimeAsTicks parameter.
key	Specifies the encryption key to use on the database. Should be a string or a byte[].
preKeyAction	Executes prior to setting key for SQLCipher databases
postKeyAction	Executes after setting key for SQLCipher databases
vfsName	Specifies the Virtual File System to use on the database.
dateTimeStringFormat	Specifies the format to use when storing DateTime properties as strings.
storeTimeSpanAsTicks	Specifies whether to store TimeSpan properties as ticks (true) or strings (false). You absolutely do want to store them as Ticks in all new projects. The value of false is only here for backwards compatibility. There is a significant speed advantage, with no down sides, when setting storeTimeSpanAsTicks = true.

Property Documentation

◆ DatabasePath

string SQLite.SQLiteConnectionString.DatabasePath

get

Readonly, set by a constructor of the SQLConnection the Path to the SQLIte-Net Database

◆ DateTimeStringFormat

string SQLite.SQLiteConnectionString.DateTimeStringFormat

get

Readonly, set by a constructor of the SQLConnection the date and time format, as stored on the database

◆ DateTimeStyle

System.Globalization.DateTimeStyles SQLite.SQLiteConnectionString.DateTimeStyle

get

Readonly, set by a constructor of the SQLConnection the date and time style, of the local system

◆ Key

object SQLite.SQLiteConnectionString.Key

get

Readonly, set by a constructor of the SQLConnection the encryption key to use on the database

◆ OpenFlags

SQLiteOpenFlags SQLite.SQLiteConnectionString.OpenFlags

get

Readonly, set by a constructor of the SQLConnection Flags we use to open the connection

◆ PostKeyAction

Action<SQLiteConnection> SQLite.SQLiteConnectionString.PostKeyAction

get

Readonly, set by a constructor of the SQLConnection
Action after setting the key for SQLCipher databases

◆ PreKeyAction

Action<SQLiteConnection> SQLite.SQLiteConnectionString.PreKeyAction

get

Readonly, set by a constructor of the SQLConnection
Action prior the setting the key for SQLCipher databases

◆ StoreDateTimeAsTicks

bool SQLite.SQLiteConnectionString.StoreDateTimeAsTicks

get

<summary Readonly, set by a constructor of the SQLConnection
the date and time as Ticks, stored on the database

◆ StoreTimeSpanAsTicks

bool SQLite.SQLiteConnectionString.StoreTimeSpanAsTicks

get

Readonly, set by a constructor of the SQLConnection the date and time as Ticks, as stored on the database

◆ UniqueKey

string SQLite.SQLiteConnectionString.UniqueKey

get

Readonly, set by a constructor of the SQLConnectionString The unique encryption key

◆ VfsName

string SQLite.SQLiteConnectionString.VfsName

get

Readonly, set by a constructor of the SQLConnection the Virtual File System to use on the database.

The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

/Users/admin/Unity/SQLite-Extended/Assets/Picon-SQL/Core/SQLite/SQLiteConnectionString.cs

Public Member Functions

Properties

Detailed Description

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ SQLiteConnectionString() [1/3]

◆ SQLiteConnectionString() [2/3]

◆ SQLiteConnectionString() [3/3]

Property Documentation

◆ DatabasePath

◆ DateTimeStringFormat

◆ DateTimeStyle

◆ Key

◆ OpenFlags

◆ PostKeyAction

◆ PreKeyAction

◆ StoreDateTimeAsTicks

◆ StoreTimeSpanAsTicks

◆ UniqueKey

◆ VfsName