Actually I think that extra backslash is correct, that is the example in user.config, but you don't really have to specify the path if keeping it under the default location /Data/sqlitedb you can just put

<add key="SqliteConnectionString" value="defaultdblocation" />

what he posted with a path is in comments and not used, or if it is not in comments and is exactly like this:

<add key="SqliteConnectionString" value="version=3,URI=file:C:\\Websites\Domain Name\Data\sqlitedb\mojoportal.db" />

  <add key="SqliteConnectionString" value="defaultdblocation" />

the bottom one wins

Best,

Joe

what is the structure of your url?

Are you actually accessing the site with http://www.Domain.com or some other url? 

Is it a root level site pointed directly at the C:\Websites\Domain folder?

Or does the url have another segment in it?

Or is it not a root site but under Default Web Site/some folder?

Is there another Web.config file in the C:\Websites folder? or in C:\?

So you're using a hosts file entry to test with that domain I guess?

DataCenter 2008 seems a strange os for a single VM. Is it a cluster or web farm?

Is the machine part of a  windows domain where configurations could be pushed down by active directory and group policy rules?

so you actually own the domain name http://www.domain.com? that is why I asked about a hosts file to see if you were spoofing the domain for testing

ok not just one vm but is it a cluster or web farm where a particular web request could hit any node? or is it single vm running the site?