title: iOS 9 update seems to have broken sqlite3
body: <p>After updating to the iOS 9.1 pre-release, our legacy iOS app that uses a local app sqlite database is no longer able to read tables ("no such table: xxx" errors). I have updated the sqlite3.dylib reference via Link Binary with Libraries (/usr/libs/...), and it seems to be able to connect and open the database just fine, but the "no such table" error still persists. One odd thing: when browsing to the database file on the file system during debugging, I am able to open up the database in Firefox SQLITE and see the tables in question, and confirm they exist.</p>
  
  <p>One other point: the target architectures being built are arm7 and arm64 - $(ARCHS_STANDARD).</p>
  
  <p>Thank you in advance for any tips / help!</p>
  
  <p>Update: Even though the filepath to the database during debugging in the simulator exists and contains a valid database containing tables, trying to SELECT * from sqlite_master returns no rows -- leading me to think it is creating a new database, even though the file path it uses to open the database is valid and contains a database.</p>