Use build in SQLite of Windows 10 Anniversary Update (Build 14393)

[SunboX]

Instead of SQLite.Net-PCL use the wrapper Microsoft.Data.Sqlite (Nuget) for the build in SQLite database of the Windows 10 Anniversary Update (Build 14393)

[DecaTec]

Is there any need for this change?

[SunboX]

Not now, app size will be smaller and the app will start faster (if another app already made use of the build in SQLite before)

This comes with some advantages:

• Your application size reduces since you don’t download your own SQLite binary and package it as part of your application
  • Note: Microsoft.Data.SQLite (used in the example below) currently has an issue where both SQLite3.dll and WinSQLite.dll are loaded in memory whenever a .NET Native version of your application is run. This is a tracked issue that will be addressed in subsequent updates of the library.
• You can depend on the Windows team to update the version of SQLite running on the operating system with every release of Windows.
• Application load time has the potential to be faster since the SDK version of SQLite will likely already be loaded in memory.

See: https://blogs.windows.com/buildingapps/2017/02/06/using-sqlite-databases-uwp-apps/