The xLite code should be looked as an example of using the Pivitol Solutions SQLite Wrapper not as a library. The example in this case is joining two ranges (or Proto EntrySets) using SQL in either an inner or outer join with an optional block of SQLite commands to follow.

xLiteExecute(DatabaseName As String, joinOuter As Boolean, tableA As Variant, tableB As Variant, stmtTable As Variant, outStruct As Variant, outSelectStmt As String, outError As String) As Long

DatabaseName: the name of the SQLite database to use, if left blank, uses an in-memory database.
joinOuter: if true performs a left outer join
tableA: the range pointing at the first (left) “table”
tableB: the range pointing at the right table
stmtTable: (optional) range pointing a list of SQLite commands to execute after the successful join
outStruct: the resulting joined table is output to this variant array (or EntrySet in Proto)
outSelectStmt: the actual SQL statement used to perform the join, for debugging or educational purposes
outError: what error if any

The function also sets a number of views (again most likely of use for educational purposes):
joinABView = based on the last successful join SQL be it inner or outer
innerJoinABView = as above but as an inner join
outerJoinABView = this time as an outer join

Think of the code as educational rather than a solution; if you need a more traditional library then…

A good option might be the Polish litex
http://www.assembla.com/wiki/show/litex , open source.

The closest to ADO style functionality would be dhSQLite (from Germany
http://www.thecommon.net/2.html ), it’s not open source but it’s free
and top class.

There’s also http://www.sqliteplus.com/, not free, but also very good.

If you have basic C skills and you’d like to roll-your-own VBA
friendly SQLite library, try http://tannertech.net/sqlite3vb/.

I use none of the above, wedded as I am to the old but venerable
Pivotal Solutions wrapper (no longer maintained, link dead but can be
downloaded from http://www2.gobansaor.com/xLite/pssqlite.dll ). This
is a low level wrapper, but I like it as it wraps the sqlite3.dll
rather than recompiling the library and it’s simple enough that I can
maintain it myself with my somewhat limited c skillset. Not
everybody’s cup of tea though.

There’s a whole bunch of others over on
http://www.sqlite.org/cvstrac/wiki?p=SqliteWrappers

Tom

But.. I cannot find any example of how to use your VBA modules ? Can you give even ONE simple example of which function to call ? The only public function you have in your modules require a lot of parameters, but they are not explained. I do not need to work with joins (usually). All I need is a simple “hello world” like example where you select 2-3 fields from a database, into Excel, using VBA.

I would be most grateful for this.