A SQLite connection handle is an opaque sqlite3* pointer passed to many SQLite APIs. This article describes how to recognize it while debugging a controlled application that you own or are authorized to test.
This article outlines a static-analysis method for locating a SQLite function inside a Windows application. Apply it only to software you own or are explicitly authorized to inspect.
This lab uses a small SQLite program to learn native debugging and function identification. Work with your own sample binary and synthetic database rather than a third-party production process.
The simplest Windows build uses the SQLite amalgamation files sqlite3.c and sqlite3.h downloaded from the official source package.
This article records experiments in extending a Windows desktop application through a helper process and loaded module. Use these techniques only with software you own or have explicit permission to test.