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My impression is, that #SQLCipher is not compatible with the #SQLite Encryption Extension (or the other way around 😞 )

At least I didn't find a way to specify the key in such a way that #SQLite3 works with the database wich works using SQLCipher.

Can someone confirm or point me to some documentation regarding this?

Dec 10, 2023 at 4:29pmWeb
Show threadKees N ✅🔻Dec 10, 2023
@realn2s
Indeed #SQLCipher and #SQLite "SEE" are not compatible. I learned that from following the former SQLite mailing list and the current forum, but I don't have a link to a specific article.
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@knu
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Thanks
It's pretty mean as the have the same syntax to specify keys. And the SQLiter error message is simply "not a database"