Revert "Updated doc for SQLite, to reflect changes in System.Data.SQL…

…ite ver 1.0.104.0."

This reverts commit 88bbdab.

docs/content/core/sqlite.fsx

@@ -24,21 +24,26 @@ let connectionString =
 (**
 ### ResolutionPath
 
-Typically, this parameter is not needed. It specifies the path to the directory where 
-`System.Data.SQLite.dll` is located. 
+Path to search for database vendor speficic assemblies. Specify the path where `System.Data.SQLite.dll` is stored. 
 If you use the System.Data.SQLite NuGet package and target .NET 4.6, the path would be something like 
 `__SOURCE_DIRECTORY__ + @"\..\packages\System.Data.SQLite.Core.<version>\lib\net46"`. 
 Both absolute and relative paths are supported.
 
-Note that `System.Data.SQLite.dll` loads a native interop library, which it looks for in the following
-directories:
+Note that `System.Data.SQLite.dll` will look for the native interop library:
 
 - on Windows: `SQLite.Interop.dll` in the `x64` and `x86` subdirectories of the resolution path.
 - on Linux: `libSQLite.Interop.so` in the resolution path directory.
-- alternatively in a directory specified in the "System.Data.SQLite.dll.config" file.
 
-When adding the System.Data.SQLite NuGet package, the default "System.Data.SQLite.dll.config" 
-file ensures that finding the native interop library "just works".
+The interop libraries are not properly placed afer the System.Data.SQLite NuGet package is added, so you might have to 
+manually copy the interop libraries:
+
+- on Windows: copy `x64` and `x86` subdirectories from SQLite build directory, which typically is 
+ `<project root>\packages\System.Data.SQLite.Core.<version>\build\net46`.
+- on Linux: first build the `libSQLite.Interop.so` using `<srcDir>/Setup/compile-interop-assembly-release.sh` script from System.Data.SQLite
+  source distribution `sqlite-netFx-source-1.x.xxx.x.zip`. And then copy it from `<srcDir>/bin/2013/Release/bin/`.
+
+If `System.Data.SQLite.dll` is in the location where NuGet places it by default, you don't have to submit
+the ResolutionPath parameter at all, but you still need to copy the interop libraries as described above.
 
 *)