Cursor

Struct Cursor 

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pub struct Cursor<S>
where S: SelectorTrait,
{ /* private fields */ }
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Cursor pagination

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impl<S> Cursor<S>
where S: SelectorTrait,

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pub fn new<C>( query: SelectStatement, table: SeaRc<dyn Iden>, order_columns: C, ) -> Cursor<S>
where C: IntoIdentity,

Create a new cursor

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pub fn before<V>(&mut self, values: V) -> &mut Cursor<S>
where V: IntoValueTuple,

Filter paginated result with corresponding column less than the input value

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pub fn after<V>(&mut self, values: V) -> &mut Cursor<S>
where V: IntoValueTuple,

Filter paginated result with corresponding column greater than the input value

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pub fn asc(&mut self) -> &mut Cursor<S>

Use ascending sort order

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pub fn desc(&mut self) -> &mut Cursor<S>

Use descending sort order

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pub fn first(&mut self, num_rows: u64) -> &mut Cursor<S>

Limit result set to only first N rows in ascending order of the order by column

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pub fn last(&mut self, num_rows: u64) -> &mut Cursor<S>

Limit result set to only last N rows in ascending order of the order by column

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pub async fn all<C>( &mut self, db: &C, ) -> Result<Vec<<S as SelectorTrait>::Item>, DbErr>
where C: ConnectionTrait,

Fetch the paginated result

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pub fn into_model<M>(self) -> Cursor<SelectModel<M>>
where M: FromQueryResult,

Construct a Cursor that fetch any custom struct

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pub fn into_partial_model<M>(self) -> Cursor<SelectModel<M>>

Return a [Selector] from Self that wraps a SelectModel with a PartialModel

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pub fn into_json(self) -> Cursor<SelectModel<Value>>

Construct a Cursor that fetch JSON value

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pub fn set_secondary_order_by( &mut self, tbl_col: Vec<(SeaRc<dyn Iden>, Identity)>, ) -> &mut Cursor<S>

Set the cursor ordering for another table when dealing with SelectTwo

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impl<S> Clone for Cursor<S>
where S: Clone + SelectorTrait,

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fn clone(&self) -> Cursor<S>

Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more
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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl<S> Debug for Cursor<S>
where S: Debug + SelectorTrait,

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result<(), Error>

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl<S> QueryOrder for Cursor<S>
where S: SelectorTrait,

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type QueryStatement = SelectStatement

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fn query(&mut self) -> &mut SelectStatement

Add the query to perform an ORDER BY operation
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fn order_by<C>(self, col: C, ord: Order) -> Self
where C: IntoSimpleExpr,

Add an order_by expression Read more
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fn order_by_asc<C>(self, col: C) -> Self
where C: IntoSimpleExpr,

Add an order_by expression (ascending) Read more
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fn order_by_desc<C>(self, col: C) -> Self
where C: IntoSimpleExpr,

Add an order_by expression (descending) Read more
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fn order_by_with_nulls<C>(self, col: C, ord: Order, nulls: NullOrdering) -> Self
where C: IntoSimpleExpr,

Add an order_by expression with nulls ordering option Read more
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impl<S> QuerySelect for Cursor<S>
where S: SelectorTrait,

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type QueryStatement = SelectStatement

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fn query(&mut self) -> &mut SelectStatement

Add the select SQL statement
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fn select_only(self) -> Self

Clear the selection list
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fn column<C>(self, col: C) -> Self
where C: ColumnTrait,

Add a select column Read more
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fn column_as<C, I>(self, col: C, alias: I) -> Self

Add a select column with alias Read more
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fn columns<C, I>(self, cols: I) -> Self
where C: ColumnTrait, I: IntoIterator<Item = C>,

Select columns Read more
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fn offset<T>(self, offset: T) -> Self
where T: Into<Option<u64>>,

Add an offset expression. Passing in None would remove the offset. Read more
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fn limit<T>(self, limit: T) -> Self
where T: Into<Option<u64>>,

Add a limit expression. Passing in None would remove the limit. Read more
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fn group_by<C>(self, col: C) -> Self
where C: IntoSimpleExpr,

Add a group by column Read more
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fn having<F>(self, filter: F) -> Self
where F: IntoCondition,

Add an AND HAVING expression Read more
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fn distinct(self) -> Self

Add a DISTINCT expression Read more
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fn distinct_on<T, I>(self, cols: I) -> Self
where T: IntoColumnRef, I: IntoIterator<Item = T>,

Add a DISTINCT ON expression NOTE: this function is only supported by sqlx-postgres Read more
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fn join(self, join: JoinType, rel: RelationDef) -> Self

Join via RelationDef.
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fn join_rev(self, join: JoinType, rel: RelationDef) -> Self

Join via RelationDef but in reverse direction. Assume when there exist a relation A to B. You can reverse join B from A.
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fn join_as<I>(self, join: JoinType, rel: RelationDef, alias: I) -> Self
where I: IntoIden,

Join via RelationDef with table alias.
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fn join_as_rev<I>(self, join: JoinType, rel: RelationDef, alias: I) -> Self
where I: IntoIden,

Join via RelationDef with table alias but in reverse direction. Assume when there exist a relation A to B. You can reverse join B from A.
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fn lock(self, lock_type: LockType) -> Self

Select lock
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fn lock_shared(self) -> Self

Select lock shared
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fn lock_exclusive(self) -> Self

Select lock exclusive
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fn lock_with_behavior(self, type: LockType, behavior: LockBehavior) -> Self

Row locking with behavior (if supported). Read more
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fn expr<T>(self, expr: T) -> Self
where T: Into<SelectExpr>,

Add an expression to the select expression list. Read more
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fn exprs<T, I>(self, exprs: I) -> Self
where T: Into<SelectExpr>, I: IntoIterator<Item = T>,

Add select expressions from vector of SelectExpr. Read more
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fn expr_as<T, A>(self, expr: T, alias: A) -> Self

Select column. Read more
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fn expr_as_<T, A>(self, expr: T, alias: A) -> Self

Same as expr_as. Here for legacy reasons. Read more
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fn tbl_col_as<T, C, A>(self, _: (T, C), alias: A) -> Self
where T: IntoIden + 'static, C: IntoIden + 'static, A: IntoIdentity,

Shorthand of expr_as(Expr::col((T, C)), A). Read more

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impl<S> Freeze for Cursor<S>

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impl<S> !RefUnwindSafe for Cursor<S>

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impl<S> Send for Cursor<S>
where S: Send,

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impl<S> Sync for Cursor<S>
where S: Sync,

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impl<S> Unpin for Cursor<S>
where S: Unpin,

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impl<S> !UnwindSafe for Cursor<S>

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