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SetRoleStatement

Struct SetRoleStatement 

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pub struct SetRoleStatement {
    pub target: Option<RoleTarget>,
}
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SET ROLE statement builder

This struct provides a fluent API for building SET ROLE statements.

§PostgreSQL

PostgreSQL SET ROLE changes the current role for the session. Supports:

  • Named role: SET ROLE role_name
  • Reset: SET ROLE NONE

§MySQL

MySQL SET ROLE activates roles for the session. Supports:

  • Named role: SET ROLE role_name
  • None: SET ROLE NONE
  • All: SET ROLE ALL
  • All except: SET ROLE ALL EXCEPT role_list
  • Default: SET ROLE DEFAULT

§Examples

Set to a specific role:

use reinhardt_query::dcl::{SetRoleStatement, RoleTarget};

let stmt = SetRoleStatement::new()
    .role(RoleTarget::Named("admin".to_string()));

Deactivate all roles:

use reinhardt_query::dcl::{SetRoleStatement, RoleTarget};

let stmt = SetRoleStatement::new()
    .role(RoleTarget::None);

Activate all granted roles (MySQL):

use reinhardt_query::dcl::{SetRoleStatement, RoleTarget};

let stmt = SetRoleStatement::new()
    .role(RoleTarget::All);

Activate all except specific roles (MySQL):

use reinhardt_query::dcl::{SetRoleStatement, RoleTarget};

let stmt = SetRoleStatement::new()
    .role(RoleTarget::AllExcept(vec!["restricted".to_string()]));

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§target: Option<RoleTarget>

Role target

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impl SetRoleStatement

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pub fn new() -> Self

Create a new SET ROLE statement

§Examples
use reinhardt_query::dcl::SetRoleStatement;

let stmt = SetRoleStatement::new();
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pub fn role(self, target: RoleTarget) -> Self

Set the role target

§Examples
use reinhardt_query::dcl::{SetRoleStatement, RoleTarget};

let stmt = SetRoleStatement::new()
    .role(RoleTarget::Named("admin".to_string()));
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pub fn validate(&self) -> Result<(), String>

Validate the SET ROLE statement

§Validation Rules
  1. Role target must be specified
  2. For Named variant, role name cannot be empty
  3. For AllExcept variant, exception list cannot be empty
§Examples
use reinhardt_query::dcl::{SetRoleStatement, RoleTarget};

let stmt = SetRoleStatement::new()
    .role(RoleTarget::Named("admin".to_string()));

assert!(stmt.validate().is_ok());
use reinhardt_query::dcl::SetRoleStatement;

let stmt = SetRoleStatement::new();
assert!(stmt.validate().is_err());

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impl Clone for SetRoleStatement

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fn clone(&self) -> SetRoleStatement

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 Debug for SetRoleStatement

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

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl Default for SetRoleStatement

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fn default() -> SetRoleStatement

Returns the “default value” for a type. Read more

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