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Writing user defined aggregate functions in .NET managed code

Posted: 24/03/2005 by Mike Taulty

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Overview

We can write new aggregate functions (sum, count) in managed languages such as C# and VB. Let's take a quick look at how that happens.
(Duration: 9mins 15secs)

Tags: c#, VB

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