Seen this: Warning: sqlite_open() [function.sqlite-open]: file is encrypted or is not a database, then some more Q.

I installed SQLite today as well as the ez_sql from this site.

Used some time to find out why it did not work against my SQLite db.

Then I found this on a php forum:

If you get an error message:
Warning: sqlite_open() [function.sqlite-open]: file is encrypted or is not a database then most probably your code is accessing a SQLite3 database.

sqlite_open() only supports SQLite2.
Use PDO to access SQLite3.

Well, if you are a newbie like me and want to install SQLite then it is quite normal, I guess, to install the latest version you find on www.sqlite.org
which is not compatible with current version of ez_sql.

Why on earth is there no mention of this incompatibility?
Where can I find a version 2 of SQLite?
(Do I want to use a version 2 of SQLite?)

Is ezSQL going to be using PDO in the future to support current version of e.g. SQLite?
If so, what timeframe are we looking at?

Currently I'm looking at ez database components from www.ez.no which uses PDO and thereby is compatible I guess with the latest version from SQLite.

Why is this source called ezSQL anyway?
Does it have anything with the ez database component from www.ez.no?
Did ezSQL come before ez components?

I have nothing for or against this company nor ez.no, I'm just curious.

Update:
I need windows binary of SQLite V2... anyone

Regards