Just wanted to add that if one of the sqlite GUI's out there uses an external sqlite dll (instead of static linking) it's quite easy to make your own dll with your own functions and replace the one that comes with the GUI application.
This was discussed before, but don't know if any one of them actually does this (but an open source one will be easy to recompile that way). Regards, ~Nuno Lucas On 12/21/06, Jeff Godfrey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
All, Thanks for the interesting responses. I think I now have a clear understanding of my options, and while not exactly what I was looking for, I can work within the prescribed limitations. As I mentioned, I am working from Tcl, where it's quite easy to write and register a new function with SQLite - which I've done. So, I now have a view containing references to my new "pow" (mathematical power) function, which works exacty as expected from within my own application. Unfortunately, that view now (obviously) causes problems when using 3rd party GUI db manager tools. From here, I think it's just a matter of reorienting my take on the whole problem. As someone already mentioned, SQLite is not intended to be a stand-alone database application. Once I get that fact drilled into my head, I'll be fine... ;^) I will mention that the author of "SQLite Expert" is looking into possible solutions to this specific issue (related to using the new "loadable extensions" feature of SQLite). If anything interesting comes from those discussions, I'll let the list know. Thanks again. Jeff ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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