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The example shows a connection profile of the following values:

•Name: SQLite,

•File: UserManagement.sqlite

 

<GeoUserManagementConnection>

<Profile>SQLite</Profile>

<Host>C:\UMDB_SQLite\UserManagement.sqlite</Host>

<DatabaseType>SQLite</DatabaseType>

<xPassword></xPassword>

<DBOption />

<KeepconnectionAlive>1</KeepconnectionAlive>

</GeoUserManagementConnection>

 

 

Note: Please insert the path to the specific SQLite file within the 'Host' Parameter. Other file extensions (e.g. * .db3) are also possible.

Note: Encryption is not possible when using an SQLite file as a UserManagement database. Alternatively, you can define access restrictions via IIS, for example.

Note: The role authenticated users have to be granted full access to the SQLite file, so that the user management can access the file.