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So what Embarcadero is providing to developers is the source code of the new FireDAC driver, plus some C++Builder-based scripts to compile the library. No third party like Embarcadero is entitled to distribute the library source or the compiled binary code. Notice that the license agreement indicates you should use static linking (but, because I'm not a lawyer, refer to the license linked above for details). Given this was requested by some customers to support SQLite EE, Embarcadero has created a specific FireDAC driver. The SQLite SEE price and purchase information.

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The SQLite SEE Software License Agreement (or EULA).

The SQLite SEE wiki has overall documentation.

You can read more about this database at these links: The path forward with SQLite Encryption by Hwaci (the company behind SQLite) is to recommend the use of SQLite Encryption Extension (SEE), a paid version of SQLite. Notice also that if you from FireDAC SQLite Encryption to FireDAC SQLite Encryption Extension (SEE) driver, you'll end up with a different encryption implementation: For this reason the SQLite database files won't be compatible. Going forward the plan is to deprecate FireDAC SQLite Encryption or at least to provide it as a legacy option, and move to the latest version of SQLite also for the statically compiled version. If you want the latest SQLite and don't need encryption, you can use the DLL version. For this reason FireDAC still supports SQLite encryption on the last version of SQLite with the "feature".

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The static linking version of FireDAC SQLite driver offers database encryption support, using a database hook mechanism (SQLITE_HAS_CODEC) that has now been removed from the latest versions of SQLite by the database dev team. The two alternatives and their configurations for different platforms are covered in details at: The second option is dynamic linking, that is, to use an external SQLite DLL. One option is static linking, that is, to compile SQLite into your application binary, by linking the compiled code. RAD Studio 11 Alexandria, like previous versions, ships with a FireDAC driver for the SQLite database offering two different approaches for delivery.