Im not to clued up with the linux environment, so if anybody can point me in the right direction or. Odbc driver manager is not distributed along with our driver and must be installed separately. You are using a java ibrary that requires a shared libraray native code. The drivers need to be placed under sqldrivers, not in the same directory as the executable they are loaded on runtime, and qt looks for them. In case when using other odbc driver managers, odbc driver for sqlite will be installed, but it will require manual modification of configuration files of these managers. I read loads of forum posts with people having the same problem, but all of them were fixed when they moved into the program directory the sqldrivers folder. Devart odbc driver for sqlite provides highperformance and featurerich connectivity solution for odbcbased applications to access sqlite databases from windows, linux and mac os x, both 32bit. Oracle via oci, postgresql, and mysql through either odbc or a native driver are welltested on windows and linux. Im trying to make a simple application using sqlite, but i cant get the driver loading. If you have no existing qt installation or if for some reason the libs of your existing installation cannot be found, for the qt libs in the output of ldd. Unfortunately it pops error driver not loaded, you could say. This guide was created as an overview of the linux operating system, geared toward new users as an exploration tour and getting started guide, with exercises at the end of each chapter. So the driver is deffinitly there, but it cant be loaded.
We already had a rdk board by phytec with a qt application using a sqlite. I hope you have not moved the qt directory after qt build because it records some hard paths when building. As the topic says, i cant get sqlite drivers to work. If you start the application separately then you need to have subdirectory in your app folder named sqldrivers and there you need to have this qsqlite. Odbc driver for sqlite is compatible with iodbc driver manager.