NAME
MKDoc::SQL::Table - Table object.
API
SCHEMA METHODS
These are the methods which are related to schema manipulation.
$class->new (%args);
MKDoc::SQL::Table->new (
bless_into => 'Object::Class'.
name => $table_name,
pk => [ $name1 ],
cols => [
{ name => $name1, type => $type1 },
{ name => $name2, type => $type2 } ],
unique => { $name1 => [ $col1, $col2 ] }
index => { $name2 => [ $col2 ] }
fk => { foreign_table => { source_col => target_col } }
ai => TRUE / FALSE
);Constructs a new MKDoc::SQL::Table object. Arguments are:
- bless_into - Optional class to bless this table's records into a given class
- name - This table's SQL name
- pk - Optional list of SQL columns to be used as a primary key
- cols - List of columns definitions for this table
- unique - Optional hashref of unique indexes for this table
- index - Optional hashref of non unique indexes for this table
- fk - Optional hashref of foreign keys constraints
- ai - Auto-Increment flag for primary key
$class->create_all();
Creates all tables.
$class->drop_all();
Drops all tables.
$class->table ($table_name);
Returns a MKDoc::SQL::Table object corresponding to $table_name.
$class->save_state ($directory);
Writes the current schema into $directory.
$class->load_state ($directory);
Loads the current schema from $directory.
$class->load_driver ($directory);
Loads the driver.pl contained in $directory.
$self->name();
Returns this table's SQL name.
$self->not_null();
Returns this table's column names which are not null as a list.
$class->not_null (@cols);
Sets this table's columns which have to be not null.
$self->referencing_tables();
Returns all the table names which reference $self through foreign key constraints.
$self->pk();
Returns the primary key as an array or array ref depending on context.
$self->pk ($array or $arrayref);
Sets the primary key.
$self->ai();
Returns wether the pk is auto-increment or not.
$self->ai ($boolean);
Sets auto-increment for the table primary key provided that it has only one field that can be auto-incremented.
If the table's primary key is not suitable for auto_increment, an exception is raised.
$self->unique();
Return all the unique indexes names for that Table.
$self->unique ($constraint_name);
Return the array of columns that are indexed for that unique constraint.
$self->unique ($constraint_name, $arrayref);
Sets the unique index for this constraint to $arrayref.
$self->unique ($name, $col1, ..., $coln);
Same thing.
$self->index();
Return all the non-unique indexes names for that Table.
$self->index ($index_name);
Return the array of columns that are indexed for that non-unique index.
$self->index ($index_name, $arrayref);
Sets the unique index for this non-unique index to $arrayref.
$self->index ($name, $col1, ..., $coln);
Same thing.
$self->fk();
Returns all the table names which $self references.
$self->fk ($foreign_table);
Returns all the $self <-> $foreign table column mapping as a hash or hashref depending upon the context.
$self->fk ($foreign_table, $mapping);
Sets the mapping from $self to $foreign_table.
$self->cols();
Returns all the column names in the order which they were defined.
$self->cols ($name);
Returns the column type for $name, undef if no such column is defined.
$self->cols ($name, $type);
Changes $type for $name, or appends column $name, $type if $name is not yet defined, or removes $name if $type is undefined.
DATA MANIPULATION METHODS
$self->get ($id);
Works only if the primary key is set to be ONE field.
Returns the record which ID is $id, or undef if no records are found.
$self->get (col1 => 'val1', col2 => 'val2'...);
Returns the first record which matches the condition defined by the hash which is passed as an argument.
$self->get ($condition);
Returns the first record that matches the MKDoc::SQL::Condition object.
$self->count():
Returns the number of records that this table handles.
$self->count (col1 => 'val1', col2 => 'val2'...);
Returns the number of records matched by the condition defined by the hash which is passed as an argument.
$self->count ($condition);
Returns the number of records matched by the MKDoc::SQL::Condition object.
$self->search():
Returns all this table's records as a list of hashrefs / objects.
$self->search (col1 => 'val1', col2 => 'val2'...);
Returns all the records matching the condition as a list of hashref / objects.
$self->search ($condition);
Returns all the records matched by the MKDoc::SQL::Condition object as a list of hashref / objects.
$self->modify ($hash or $hashref);
Modifies the record which primary key maches whatever is specified in $hashref to the values of $hashref.
Only works when a primary key is defined in the schema.
$self->select (%args);
Usage:
my $query = $table->select (
cols => [ qw /col1 col2 col3/ ],
where => $condition,
sort => [ qw /col1 col2/ ],
desc => TRUE / FALSE,
distinct => TRUE / FALSE,
page => [ $slice, $thickness ]
);Returns a MKDoc::SQL::Query object which represents this database query. Condition can be a MKDoc::SQL::Condition object or a hashref.
$self->delete ($condition);
Delete all the rows which match $condition. Performs no foreign key checks.
$self->delete_cascade ($condition);
Delete all the rows which match $condition, eventually cascading.
$self->insert ($hashref);
Insert record represented by $hashref. Returns the inserted auto-increment value if any.
$self->update ($hashref, $condition);
Sets all the rows that maches $condition to the values specified in $hashref, and returns the number of columns modified.
MISCELLEANOUS METHODS
$class->query_stack();
Returns the SQL query stack - useful for debugging.
$class->query_stack (@sql_commands);
Pushes all these stacks to the current QUERY_STACK global array.
$self->lock();
Attempts to lock the table.
$self->unlock();
Attempts to unlock the table.
$class->force_unlock();
Force unlock all tables
$class->driver ($driver_name);
Imports into the current package the driver specific subroutines. This is really wrong and should be implemented using a bridge design pattern.