Add EF.Functions.Random

[RaymondHuy]

Fix: #16141

[bricelam]

Looking good

[bricelam]

LGTM. Are you interested in providing a base Relational implementation?

@smitpatel What's the best way to "override" the base implementation in SQLite?

[bricelam]

if provider implements it differently then provider behavior will win

Does that mean they can just add a new provider-specific method translator and it will win?

[smitpatel]

Does that mean they can just add a new provider-specific method translator and it will win?

Yes. The ordering is

• User defined functions
• Plugins
• Provider translations
• Relational translations

[RaymondHuy]

Hi @smitpatel @bricelam Are there anything else I need to change so that this PR can be merged ?

[smitpatel]

@RaymondHuy - I will process this PR and merge it to master in a day or two. I don't believe we need anymore changes here. Thank for you contribution.

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