Results for “Std.Db.Repository.RowError”

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• Std.Db.Repository.RowError

  Why a row would not become a value.

  type · Std.Db.Repository
• Std.Db.Repository.all&Std.Db.Driver.Rows -> fn(Std.Db.Driver.Rows, Int) -> Result[T, Std.Db.Repository.RowError] -> Result[Array[T], Std.Db.Repository.RowError]

  Every row as a value.

  fn · Std.Db.Repository
• Std.Db.Repository.column&Std.Db.Driver.Rows -> Str -> fn(Str) -> Option[T] -> Result[Array[T], Std.Db.Repository.RowError]

  One column of every row, mapped.

  fn · Std.Db.Repository
• Std.Db.Repository.count&Std.Db.Driver.Rows -> Int -> Str -> Result[Int, Std.Db.Repository.RowError]

  One column as a count, which may not.

  fn · Std.Db.Repository
• Std.Db.Repository.explain&Std.Db.Repository.RowError -> Str

  What a refusal says.

  fn · Std.Db.Repository
• Std.Db.Repository.first&Std.Db.Driver.Rows -> fn(Std.Db.Driver.Rows, Int) -> Result[T, Std.Db.Repository.RowError] -> Result[Option[T], Std.Db.Repository.RowError]

  The first row as a value, for a caller that asked for several and means it.

  fn · Std.Db.Repository
• Std.Db.Repository.one&Std.Db.Driver.Rows -> fn(Std.Db.Driver.Rows, Int) -> Result[T, Std.Db.Repository.RowError] -> Result[T, Std.Db.Repository.RowError]

  Exactly one row as a value.

  fn · Std.Db.Repository
• Std.Db.Repository.optional&Std.Db.Driver.Rows -> fn(Std.Db.Driver.Rows, Int) -> Result[T, Std.Db.Repository.RowError] -> Result[Option[T], Std.Db.Repository.RowError]

  At most one row as a value.

  fn · Std.Db.Repository
• Std.Db.Repository.optionalText&Std.Db.Driver.Rows -> Int -> Str -> Result[Option[Str], Std.Db.Repository.RowError]

  One column of one row as text, which must be there and may hold nothing.

  fn · Std.Db.Repository
• Std.Db.Repository.repositoryStr -> fn(K) -> Result[Option[T], Std.Db.Repository.RowError] -> fn() -> Result[Array[T], Std.Db.Repository.RowError] -> fn(T) -> Result[Int, Std.Db.Repository.RowError] -> fn(K) -> Result[Int, Std.Db.Repository.RowError] -> Std.Db.Repository.Repository[T, K]

  A repository from its operations.

  fn · Std.Db.Repository
• Std.Db.Repository.text&Std.Db.Driver.Rows -> Int -> Str -> Result[Str, Std.Db.Repository.RowError]

  One column of one row as text, which must be there and must hold something.

  fn · Std.Db.Repository
• Std.Db.Repository.truth&Std.Db.Driver.Rows -> Int -> Str -> Result[Bool, Std.Db.Repository.RowError]

  One column as a truth.

  fn · Std.Db.Repository
• Std.Db.Repository.whole&Std.Db.Driver.Rows -> Int -> Str -> Result[Int, Std.Db.Repository.RowError]

  One column as a whole number, which may be below nothing.

  fn · Std.Db.Repository
• Std.Db.Repository.wholeOr&Std.Db.Driver.Rows -> Int -> Str -> Int -> Result[Int, Std.Db.Repository.RowError]

  One column as a whole number, or a fallback when it holds nothing.

  fn · Std.Db.Repository
• Std.Db.Store.storedStr -> Str -> &Array[Str] -> fn(T) -> Array[Option[Str]] -> fn(Std.Db.Driver.Rows, Int) -> Result[T, Std.Db.Repository.RowError] -> Std.Db.Store.Stored[T]

  Describe how a value is written to a table and read back.

  fn · Std.Db.Store