SQLite.net provides the SQLiteFunction class, which allows you to define custom SQLite functions that can be used in SQL queries. However, the SQLiteFunction class is not directly compatible with Linq to SQL, which is a different ORM framework.
To use a custom SQLite function defined with SQLiteFunction in Linq to SQL, you will need to define a corresponding method in your data context class that can be used in Linq to SQL queries. Here's an example of how to do this:
using System.Data.Linq.Mapping; using System.Data.SQLite; using System.Reflection; [Function(Name = "myCustomFunction", IsComposable = true)] public static int MyCustomFunction(int arg1, int arg2) { // Define the implementation of the custom function here return arg1 + arg2; } public class MyDataContext : DataContext { public MyDataContext(string connectionString) : base(connectionString) { var connection = (SQLiteConnection)Connection; connection.CreateFunction(MethodInfo.GetCurrentMethod()); } // Define a method that can be used in Linq to SQL queries to call the custom function [Function(Name = "myCustomFunction", IsComposable = true)] public static int MyCustomFunctionWrapper(int arg1, int arg2) { return MyCustomFunction(arg1, arg2); } // Define your entity classes here } In this example, we define a custom SQLite function called myCustomFunction using the SQLiteFunction class. We then define a wrapper method called MyCustomFunctionWrapper that can be used in Linq to SQL queries to call the custom function. The MyDataContext class inherits from DataContext and registers the custom function with SQLite using the CreateFunction method.
You can then use the MyCustomFunctionWrapper method in your Linq to SQL queries as if it were a built-in SQL function:
using (var db = new MyDataContext(connectionString)) { var query = from myEntity in db.MyEntities where MyDataContext.MyCustomFunctionWrapper(myEntity.Property1, myEntity.Property2) > 10 select myEntity; } Note that the method signature of the wrapper method (MyCustomFunctionWrapper) must match the method signature of the custom SQLite function (MyCustomFunction). The Name and IsComposable properties of the Function attribute must also match the corresponding properties of the custom SQLite function.
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