Both release history and compile-time options points to the SQLITE_USE_SEH=0 to be used when one wants to avoid exceptions with MSVC/Windows. But as I understand, the right conditional to be used is SQLITE_OMIT_SEH. When trying to pass value 0 of SQLITE_USE_SEH to the cl.exe (/DSQLITE_USE_SEH=0), effectively it is still defined (evidence: I see __imp_RaiseException and __C_specific_handler symbols in the obj file as required) and the following warning (3.46.00) is out

sqlite3.c(14082): warning C4005: 'SQLITE_USE_SEH': macro redefinition
sqlite3.c(14082): note: command-line arguments:  see previous definition of 'SQLITE_USE_SEH'

Thanks