in reply to SQLite Windows readonl databasey

If the file belongs to User 1, maybe User 1 did not grant "write" permissions to User 2?

If you want a shared database (file), you need to make sure all users have the appropriate access permissions to that file.

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Re^2: SQLite Windows readonl databasey
by Anonymous Monk on Aug 24, 2018 at 08:21 UTC

    Thank you for the hint. I guess the problem has to do with Windows rights management of the ProgramData Folder. If I write the database in C:, for example, there is no problem for both users to access it. I find it a bit strange though as I thought the ProgramData folder should allow user independend savings of application data.

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