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On Thu, 27 Oct 2005 14:52:54 +0000 (UTC), "Oliver Giesen" <ogware at gmx.net> wrote: >Tony Hoyle wrote: > >> You need to create the actual database file (a zero length file is >> enough for sqlite). > >I already did that. Not sure how to specify the database name to the >plugin though. Giving the fully qualified name of the database file did >not work. I tried forward slashes, backslashes and double-backslashes >all with the same result... > I gave this a try too. I have used SQLite before with the Roundup Issue tracker so I have a utility for SQLite through which I could create a database. (SQLite Database Browser.exe) I put the database into the CVSNT program folder in a subdir named SQLITE. In the CVSNT control panel I configured the audit plugin by selecting SQLite and entering the full path to the database file in the box: C:\Programs\cvsnt\SQLITE\CVSNT When I use the Test Connection button I get the error message: Connection failed! Open failed: library routine out of sequence If I use the Create tables button this is what I get: Script not found. In actual fact the scripts are all installed to C:\Programs\cvsnt\sql What gives? /Bo (Bo Berglund, developer in Sweden)