DbQuery
DbQuery TypeScript Class Reference
The DbQuery class provides methods to execute data queries against the local (on-device) database. This is the preferred approach to work with local relational data. It is used to DbQuery to select, insert, update and delete business objects.
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There are no properties
Don't instantiate directly instances of the DbQuery class.
DbQuery instances are created through a call to the query() method of the BusinessObjectBase assessor.
See also BusinessObjectBase.query() method
import {DbQuery} from '@dms';
import { Customer } from '@dms-bo';
...
const query = Customer.query();
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fields method sets the list of the fields to be returned by the executeSelect method of DbQuery. It provides functionality similar to the SELECT clause in a sql statement.
- fields: Array<string> array containing the name of the business object members to be returned by executeSelect method.
DbQuery instance, allowing methods chaining.
import {DbQuery} from '@dms'
import {Customer} from '@dms-bo'
const query = Customer.query();
//define only 3 fields to be returned
query.fields(['Id','Name','City']);
//method chaining - e.g. calling several method on a single line
query.fields(['Id','Name','City']).filter("Id='123'");
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Allows the developer to define a filter to be applied, when using executeSelect() method. The filter expects the same syntax as WHERE clause in sql statement.
- filterExpression: string the filter to be applied during a call to executeSelect method
DbQuery instance, allowing method chaining.
import {DbQuery} from '@dms'
import {Customer} from '@dms-bo'
const query = Customer.query();
//equal
query.filter("Id=1123'");
//greater than
query.filter("Revenue > 6000");
//more complex filter with parentess
query.filter("((Revenue > 6000 or Revenue=0) and (City='Sofia'))");
const result = await query.executeSelect();
//method chaining - e.g. calling several method on a single line
const result2 = await query.fields(['Id','Name','City','Revenue']).filter("City='Dubai'and Revenue>1234").executeSelect();
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Allows the developer to limit the number of the records returned by the query.
- max - maximum number of records to be returned by the executeSelect() method
DbQuery instance, allowing method chaining.
import {DbQuery} from '@dms'
import {Customer} from '@dms-bo'
const query = Customer.query();
//limit to 100 records
query.max(100);
const result = await query.executeSelect();
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Allows the developer to define the page number to be returned in page indexing scenarios. This make sense only if the limit() method was used.
- index - the page index number to be returned by the executeSelect() method
DbQuery instance, allowing method chaining.
import {DbQuery} from '@dms'
import {Customer} from '@dms-bo'
const query = Customer.query();
//limit to 100 records
query.max(100);
//select second page , e.g. records from 100th to 199th
query.page(2);
const result = await query.executeSelect();
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Allows the developer to define a query group expression to be used. This is the same as in the GROUP BY clause in Sql
- groupExpression - the actual group expression to be applied during the execution of the executeSelect() method
DbQuery instance, allowing method chaining.
import {DbQuery} from '@dms'
import {Customer} from '@dms-bo'
const query = Customer.query();
query.group('City, Country');
const result = await query.executeSelect();
//method chaining - e.g. calling several method on a single line
const result2 = await query.group('City, Country').executeSelect();
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Allows the developer to define a aggregate expression to be used. This is the same as in aggregates(max, count, min , avg, ...) in Sql Note that the aggregate() method can NOT be used together with fields() method - e.g. the developer must either fields() or aggregate() methods
- aggregateExpression - the actual aggregate expression to be applied during the execution of the executeSelect() method
DbQuery instance, allowing method chaining.
import {DbQuery} from '@dms'
import {Customer} from '@dms-bo'
const query = Customer.query();
query.aggregate('max(Revenue) as revenue, count(*) as cnt');
const result = await query.executeSelect();
//method chaining - e.g. calling several method on a single line
const result2 = await query.group('City, Country').aggregate('max(Revenue) as revenue, count(*) as cnt').executeSelect();
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Allows the developer to define a sort expression to be used. This is the same as in ORDER BY clause in Sql
- sortExpression - the actual sorting expression to be applied during the execution of the executeSelect() method
DbQuery instance, allowing method chaining.
import {DbQuery} from '@dms'
import {Customer} from '@dms-bo'
const query = Customer.query();
query.sort('Revenue asc');
const result = await query.executeSelect();
//method chaining - e.g. calling several method on a single line
const result2 = await query.fields(['City','Country']).sort('Revenue asc').executeSelect();
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executeSelect method performs the actual query execution and returns array of objects, which extends class BusinessObjectBase.
the array of objects, where each object extends class BusinessObjectBase.
import {DbQuery} from '@dms'
import {Customer} from '@dms-bo'
const query = Customer.query();
//fetch all records from the local on-device database
const result = await query.executeSelect();
//iterating over the result set and call the update method for each businessobjectbase instance
//which will execute update operation against the local on-device database
result.forEach(function(record){
const customer = (record as Customer);
console.log(`Name:${customer.name},Revenue:${customer.Revenue}`);
customer.Revenue += 1000;
await customer.update();
});
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