Thanks for the response. I did think of this, but this is a pain since:
1. I am using the Finisar ADO.NET provider and to do this these functions would need to be registered every time the database connection is opened and closed and I don't want to have to mess with the ADO.NET provider code. 2. I would like these extra functions to always be availabe to me (and others), regardless of which project I am working on. 3. They help complete the SQL-92 features since these functions are defined in the standards (CharIndex in MS SQL Server is Position in SQL-92 spec) 4. I am not concerned with footprint size since I use SQLite on desktops and web servers where RAM and CPU power is not an issue. I guess there is a way to use a new C source file (e.g. funcext.c and funcext.h) for these extra functions and compile them in using conditional compilation? If anyone knows what funcext.c and funcext.h might look like I could get started on someone with good C coding skills to implement all the missing SQL-92 scalar and aggregate functions into these files. I would then put them out in the public domain under the same license as SQLite itself (ie. do what you like with them). Thanks Mike -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Extra+functions+-+New+Project--t1674436.html#a4541011 Sent from the SQLite forum at Nabble.com.
