The SQLite version of this is very detailed, this machine is 64 bit in 32 bit will appear the problem, after searching to find a solution.
This is my previous write 32 in my current machine on the running error.
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Copy the x64, x86 directories, and System.Data.SQLite.dll files under the directory of the current description document to your application's root directory (note the update reference, Reference System.Data.SQLite.dll, no references in both directories, but need to be packaged at the time of publication.
If it's a Web site, copy it to the bin directory, and when you publish it, note that x64 and x86 are packaged and published together.
Note that the current System.Data.SQLite.dll is full managed code, not a mixed assembly, with a file size of more than 200 KB,
If you are using more than 800 KB, you are using a mixed assembly, a mixed assembly is a specified processor architecture and cannot be used under different schemas
The System.Date.SQLite of the so-called mixed assemblies refers to the C + + code that contains managed code and native, and this workaround provides System.Data.SQLite as a fully managed
Code, you must match the native Interop DLL to use
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System.Data.SQLite compatible with 32-bit and 64-bit issues