Including sqlite database in a windows air installer

Question

I am trying to create a cross platform air installer that uses a sqlite database.
This is the code I use to copy the database from the installer to the users application directory:
var dataFile:File = File.applicationDirectory.resolvePath("data/myDataStorage.db");
var dataUserFile:File = File.documentsDirectory.resolvePath("myDataStorage.db");
When using the database I access it here:
var file:File = File.documentsDirectory.resolvePath("myDataStorage.db");
This works great on a mac.  On a PC it does not work.  Can anyone recommend a resource or give me a tip or two?
Thanks

Answer 1

I have been looking into this problem.  It turns out that it is not just a Windows problem it also happens on a Mac.  Here is what is happening:
I am trying to copy a sqlite .db from the read only application directory to the users documents directory.
First I setup these vars:
    var dbFile:File =  File.applicationDirectory.resolvePath("db/myDataStorage.db");
     var dbWorkedFile:File =  File.documentsDirectory.resolvePath("myDataStorage.db");
If I do this it works:
dbFile.copyTo(dbWorkedFile, true);  //If I set the overwrite param to 'true' then it works.
If I use this code:
dbFile.copyTo(dbWorkedFile);
or
dbFile.copyTo(dbWorkedFile, false);
I get the following error:
Error #3012: Cannot delete file or directory.
    at flash.filesystem::File/copyTo()
The funny thing is that I the destination documents directory will get a 4k blank file when the error occurs.  In addition if I try the same copy code on an image I get the same error but the whole image does get copied.
In the end I want my code to do something like the following so that it copies the database over only if it does not exist.  If I run this code now I get a 4k .db file and a 3012 error.  Any ideas?
public function copyDB():void
                var dbFile:File = File.applicationDirectory.resolvePath("db/myDataStorage.db");
                var dbWorkedFile:File = File.documentsDirectory.resolvePath("myDataStorage.db");
                if(!dbWorkedFile.exists){
                    trace("db Does Not Exist");
                    dbFile.copyTo(dbWorkedFile);
                } else { 
                    trace("db Exists so do nothing"); 
                dbConn = new SQLConnection(); 
                dbConn.openAsync(dbWorkedFile);