After recompiling the SQLite used by DBD::SQLite with SQLITE_USE_URI, it works flawlessly!

Btw I did read that document about 17 times, but I always skipped the Backwards compatibility section as not important and focused on the Format instead. And then banged my head against the wall wondering why it doesn't work :-(

Just one last thing - do you know if I can somehow use any of those other 2 ways to enable this via DBD::SQLite? I want to avoid having to recompile SQLite on every machine on which I use this. They seem to be meant primarily for the C interface, but I wonder if there's some way to invoke them from Perl as well:

• The sqlite3_config(SQLITE_CONFIG_URI, 1); configuration option is set at application start-time.
• The SQLITE_OPEN_URI bit is OR-ed in with the set bits passed in as the 3rd parameter to the sqlite3_open_v2() interface.

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