NAME

            

              
              
Collection::AutoSQL - class for collections of data, stored in database.
            
          

SYNOPSIS

            

              
              
use Collection::AutoSQL;
my $metaobj = new Collection::AutoSQL::
         dbh => $dbh,         #database connect
         table => 'metadata', #table name
         field=> 'mid',       #key field (IDs), usually primary,autoincrement
         cut_key =>1,         #delete field mid from readed records, 
                              #or delete_key=>1
         sub_ref =>
            #callback for create objects for readed records
            sub { my $id = shift; new MyObject:: shift }
           dbtype => 'pg' # set type of DataBase to PostgreSQL (default: mysql)
            
          

DESCRIPTION

Provide simply access to records, with unique field.

For exampe:

            

              
              
HAVE mysql table:
mysql> \u orders
mysql> select * from beers;
+-----+--------+-----------+
| bid | bcount | bname     |
+-----+--------+-----------+
|   1 |      1 | heineken  |
|   2 |      1 | broadside |
|   3 |      2 | tiger     |
|   4 |      2 | castel    |
|   5 |      3 | karhu     |
+-----+--------+-----------+
5 rows in set (0.00 sec)
my $beers = new Collection::AutoSQL::
 dbh     => $dbh,          #database connect
 table   => 'beers',       #table name
 field   => 'bid',         #key field (IDs), usually primary,autoincrement
 cut_key => 1;             #delete field 'bid' from readed records,
my $heineken = $beers->fetch_one(1);
#SELECT * FROM beers WHERE bid in (1)
print Dumper($heineken);
...
     $VAR1 = {
            'bcount' => '1',
            'bname' => 'heineken'
             };
...
$heineken->{bcount}++;
my $karhu = $beers->fetch(5);
#SELECT * FROM beers WHERE bid in (5)
$karhu->{bcount}++;
$beers->store;
#UPDATE beers SET bcount='2',bname='heineken' where bid=1
#UPDATE beers SET bcount='4',bname='karhu' where bid=5
my $hash = $beers->fetch({bcount=>[4,1]});
#SELECT * FROM beers WHERE  ( bcount in (4,1) )
print Dumper($hash);
...
$VAR1 = {
         '2' => {
                  'bcount' => '1',
                  'bname' => 'broadside'
                },
         '5' => {
                  'bcount' => '4',
                  'bname' => 'karhu'
                }
       };
 ...
            
          

METHODS

get_dbh

            

              
              
Return current $dbh.
            
          

get_ids_where(<SQL where expression>)

Return ref to ARRAY of readed IDs.

_expand_rules ( <term1>[, <term2> ] )

convert array of terms to scructs with type field

Got { test => 1, guid => $two },'key'

Return array:

            

              
              
(
    {
        'values' => [1],
        'term'   => '=',
        'field'  => 'test'
    },
    {
        'values' => ['4D56A984-0B5E-11DC-8292-3DE558089BC5'],
        'term'   => '=',
        'field'  => 'guid',
        'type' => 'varchar'
    }
)
            
          

_prepare_where <query hash>

return <where> expression or undef else

list_ids [ flow=>$Flow],

Return list of ids

params:

            

              
              
flow - Flow:: object for streaming results
onpage - [pagination] count of ids on page
page - [pagination] requested page ( depend on onpage)
exp - ref to expression for select
desc - revert sorting ([1,0])
where -  custom where if needed, instead expr ['where sring', $query_param1,..]
query - custom query
uniq - set uniq flag ( eq GROUP BY (key) )
order - ORDER BY field
            
          

return: [array] - array of ids

if used flow param: "string" - if error undef - ok

expamles:

            

              
              
$c->list_ids() #return [array of ids]
$c->list_ids(flow=>$flow, exp=>{ type=>"t1", "date<"=>12341241 },
    page=>2, onpage=>10, desc=>1  )
            
          

SEE ALSO

Collection::ActiveRecord, Collection, README

AUTHOR

Zahatski Aliaksandr, <zag@cpan.org>

COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE

Copyright (C) 2005-2011 by Zahatski Aliaksandr

This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself, either Perl version 5.8.8 or, at your option, any later version of Perl 5 you may have available.

cpanm Collection

perl -MCPAN -e shell
install Collection