Connect to a Encrypted DB by C# System.Data.Sqlite

[x0d3r]

Hello there, I have an application that's written on C# that has an sqlite db, encrypted by System.Data.Sqlite, the connection string is:

var con = "Data Source=c:\Windows\xxxdb;Initial Catalog=RobotsMaster;Version=3;Integrated Security=SSPI;Password=0xhgasfw;"

Now I'm working on re-write the app using go-sqlite3, using:

    db, err := sql.Open("sqlite3", "file:///C:/Windows/xxxdb?Password=0xhgasfw")
    if err != nil {
        log.Fatal(err.Error())
    }
    defer db.Close()

But I've got this error:

2014/12/12 09:25:32 file is encrypted or is not a database

It's possibly to use my encrypted db ?

Thanks !

[kroggen]

2 years later...

Maybe you can use the SQLite.Interop.dll and rename it to sqlite3.dll and move it to the system folder.

Then compile go-sqlite3 with the parameters to use the installed SQLite library: --tags libsqlite3

Remember that you must to use a PRAGMA key='0xhgasfw' right after opening the database.

[gjrtimmer]

This library is a binding between SQLite3 and Golang, in order to open a encrypted Sqlite3 you have to use SQLCipher.

There are multiple golang bindings for it.

See: https://github.com/xeodou/go-sqlcipher

Can this be closed ?

[gjrtimmer]

The PRAGMA key is part of SQLCipher/

[kroggen]

No, it is part of SQLite. It is just only enabled with additional code.

And System.Data.SQLite also has support for encryption as well as LiteReplica and LiteSync

[gjrtimmer]

Would be great if this library has encryption @mattn is working on it on the see branch I think.

[jgiannuzzi]

I have added support for SQLCipher in the following PR: #1109