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How to take a Lazarus project with SQLite to a Linux machine without SQLite

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Arí Ricardo Ody

Hey guys!

I would like to take a program resulting from a Lazarus project that has access to SQLite to a machine that does not have SQLite installed.

Initially I copy the SQLite base and take it to the target machine.

So I would like to know how to proceed regarding the part of the program resulting from the project. Do I need to take the object program and what other modules related to SQLite? How do I organize them on the target machine? I put everything in a directory and it's ready?

I'm talking about linux machines. If, however, someone also wants to explain how it would be done in Windows, I would be even more grateful. I could put together a text documenting these 2 explanations to keep as documentation for the future.

Would you help me with this please?

Greetings from S?o Paulo - Brazil
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Michael Van Canneyt
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Ar? Ricardo Ody wrote 11 lines
Hey guys! I would like to take a program resulting from a Lazarus project that has access to SQLite to a machine that does not have SQLite installed. Initially I copy the SQLite base and take it to the target machine. So I would like to know how to proceed regarding the part of the program resulting from the project. Do I need to take the object program and what other modules related to SQLite? How do I organize them on the target machine? I put everything in a directory and it's ready?

You must never do this. sqlite is part of every linux distribution. There is no good reason to install a custom version. Simply install sqlite on the target machine using the system tools.

Michael.

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Arí Ricardo Ody
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Hello

I will gladly accept this teaching. Sometimes it is very difficult to install software on some distributions and I was trying to avoid it.

Thank you very much.

Ari

On Fri, Jul 12, 2024 at 8:37?AM Michael Van Canneyt via lazarus <

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wrote: On Fri, 12 Jul 2024, Ar? Ricardo Ody via lazarus wrote: > Hey guys! > > I would like to take a program resulting from a Lazarus project that has > access to SQLite to a machine that does not have SQLite installed. > > Initially I copy the SQLite base and take it to the target machine. > > So I would like to know how to proceed regarding the part of the program > resulting from the project. Do I need to take the object program and what > other modules related to SQLite? How do I organize them on the target > machine? I put everything in a directory and it's ready? You must never do this. sqlite is part of every linux distribution. There is no good reason to install a custom version. Simply install sqlite on the target machine using the system tools. Michael.-- _______________________________________________ lazarus mailing list https://lists.lazarus-ide.org/listinfo/lazarus

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