#when sqlite-jdbc falls back to the libs dir to find the needed .so file, where does it go

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<@&987246584574140416> please have a look, thanks.

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When the sqlite-jdbc library falls back to the "libs" directory to find the needed .so file, it typically looks for a folder named "native" within the "libs" directory. Inside this "native" folder, it searches for platform-specific subdirectories based on the operating system and architecture.

For AIX, the expected folder name would be "aix". Therefore, you should place the required .so file inside the following directory structure:

libs
└── native
    └── aix
        └── <filename>.so

Replace <filename> with the actual name of the .so file that sqlite-jdbc is looking for.

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