/dbal-sql

Database Abstraction Layer SQL implementation.

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DEPRECATION NOTICE: this package has been moved and improved at grizz-it/dbal-sql

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Ulrack DBAL SQL

Ulrack DBAL SQL provides a SQL implementation for Ulrack DBAL. This package only implements the query assembly part.

Installation

To install the package run the following command:

composer require ulrack/dbal-sql

Usage

Using filters

Some queries accept filters. Filters are used to narrow down the amount of returned results. These filters are based on the QueryFilterInterface from the ulrack/dbal package.

Filters can be grouped in the QueryFilterGroup object. All filters inside this group are separated by an AND statement. If a query object accepts multiple filter groups, the filter groups will be separated by an OR statement.

Filters can be added to the group after instantiation:

use Ulrack\Dbal\Sql\Component\Filter\QueryFilterGroup;
use Ulrack\Dbal\Sql\Component\Filter\ComparatorFilter;
use Ulrack\Dbal\Sql\Common\ComparatorEnum;

// Create the filter group
$filterGroup = new QueryFilterGroup;

//Create the filter "column='value'"
$filter = new ComparatorFilter(
    'column',
    'value',
    ComparatorEnum::EQ()
);

//Add the filter
$filterGroup->addFilter($filter);
  • ComparatorFilter: Compare a column to a value with a standard comparator.
  • ExistsFilter: Adds an EXISTS statement with a sub-query as a filter.
  • QueryInFilter: Connects a default comparator with a sub-query as a filter.
  • QueryOperatorFilter: Create a ANY or ALL filter in combination with a comparator for a sub-query.
  • RelationalComparatorFilter: Creates a direct value injected filter. This filter does not use a parameter, but operates similar to the ComparatorFilter.

Creating queries

Queries are created by instantiating and configuring and object, before passing it to the connection.

Traits

Some queries have shared logic and thus implement common traits.

  • FilterableQueryTrait: This trait is implemented by queries that support filters.
  • JoinableQueryTrait: This trait is implemented by queries that support joining multiple tables in a single query.
  • PageableQueryTrait: This trait is implemented by queries that support paging (LIMIT with(out) an OFFSET).
  • SortableQueryTrait: This trait is implemented by queries that support sorting.

Enums

Some options and queries have a limitation in the options that can be passed to the object. Enums are used for this.

Queries

The queries are sorted by their affecting goal. There are also a few standard queries which don't fit in any category.

  • BatchQuery: Joins multiple queries for a single line execution.
  • RawQuery: If none of the query object fit the bill, this object can be used to execute a custom query.
Context
Data
Database
Table

Column operations are defined through:

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Change log

Please see CHANGELOG for more information on what has changed recently.

Contributing

Please see CONTRIBUTING and CODE_OF_CONDUCT for details.

MIT License

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