Lajos,
Although I don't consider myself a "guru", I have something here that might be of some help to you.
It is an SQLite function-panel/DLL set (with SQLite source included) that was done a few years ago by someone I regard as an expert CVI "guru". I cannot confirm who the author was, butI believe it was Guillaume Dargaud (see http://www.gdargaud.net). However, I recall that I got it from somewhere other than his own web site (where he has many other CVI apps and source code for download, you should check out his site). The reason why I think it was him because there it references "iso646.h" and "def.h", which are custom header files that he uses throughout his other work (I added these into to this ZIP file I attached to this posting, at 797,728 bytes).
Inside that ZIP file are the two original SQLite ZIP files that were authored by Guillaume. In the top level ZIP file is a CVI 8.0 workspace file that I created that show how to use the work that he had started into a typical project layout of your own. You might even be able to open the *.cws file in CVI 6.x and 7.x, not sure though...
You should know that there are very few "non-NI" locations where CVI code is available, and that Guillaume's site is at the top of the list. Another one worth mentioning is the "Rebel CVI" site, which by the way has info on using MySQL in CVI (http://perso.orange.fr/philippe.baucour/). It is in French, but you can load any interesting web page URLs into http://BabelFish.Altavista.com/ to translate to English or whatever.
Another "non-NI" place to get specialized help is the original CVI mailing list, which I know has been around for well over 10 years now, and although it does not have much traffic on it anymore (now that NI has these forums) it still has about a couple hundred subscribers, who are "gurus" of CVI, some, like me, since CVI versions 2.0 (DOS) or 3.0 (Win16), who might take the time to answer a question now and then. In fact, I vaguely recall that this is where Guillaume once offered up this SQLite function-panel/DLL set.
This list is still hosted on a Texas A&M University server, the address is: INFO-LW@LISTSERV2.TAMU.EDU (send the command SUBSCRIBE INFO-LW in the body of the email to subscribe to it), but you might want to start here first: http://www.lsoft.com/scripts/wl.exe?SL1=INFO-LW&H=LISTSERV2.TAMU.EDU
Also, there is a new "NI Community" site that NI has in beta right now (http://community.ni.com/), where "gurus" can submit their example code for all to use. I am hoping that this provides a great future repository for us all someday, especially the CVI community, which really needs something like this...
Jumper Bones
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