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Informations about the package data-access

metarush/data-access

Install

Install via composer as metarush/data-access

Usage

Init library

Note: setPdo() when used overrides setDsn(), setDbUser(), and setDbPass().

Create new row

Find column

Find row

Find rows

Update rows

Delete rows

Using $where clause

As per Atlas.Query documentation, if the value of the column given is an array, the condition will be IN (). Given a null value, the condition will be IS NULL. For all other values, the condition will be =. If you pass a key without a value, that key will be used as a raw unescaped condition.

The above sample is equivalent to WHERE foo IN (:__1__, :__2__, :__3__) AND bar IS NULL AND baz = :__4__ AND zim = NOW()

Other examples using other WHERE operators:

Remember, if you pass a key without a value (like these other WHERE operators), they will be unescaped.

Transaction methods

Custom SQL query

You can use prepared statements with placeholders or named parameters.

SELECT

Single INSERT

Multiple INSERT in one statement

UPDATE

DELETE

Optional config/builder methods

If set totrue,create()and update() methods will strip missing columns in their $data parameter.

Useful if you want to inject an array that has keys other than database fields. This will discard array keys that is not in the tablesDefinition (see below).

Required when using setStripMissingColumns(true).

Example parameter for $tablesDefinition:

Set a PSR-3 compatible logger of your choice.

Other service methods

Similar to the config method, you can set this per query.

Get last insert id.

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Current adapters

All versions of data-access with dependencies

PHP Build Version
Package Version
Requires php Version >=7.4
atlas/query Version 1.*
psr/log Version 1.* || 2.* || 3.*
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