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// Code generated by BobGen psql v0.42.5. DO NOT EDIT.
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// This file is meant to be re-generated in place and/or deleted at any time.
package models
import (
"context"
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"encoding/json"
"fmt"
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"io"
"time"
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"github.com/Gleipnir-Technology/bob"
"github.com/Gleipnir-Technology/bob/dialect/psql"
"github.com/Gleipnir-Technology/bob/dialect/psql/dialect"
"github.com/Gleipnir-Technology/bob/dialect/psql/dm"
"github.com/Gleipnir-Technology/bob/dialect/psql/sm"
"github.com/Gleipnir-Technology/bob/dialect/psql/um"
"github.com/Gleipnir-Technology/bob/expr"
"github.com/Gleipnir-Technology/bob/mods"
"github.com/Gleipnir-Technology/bob/orm"
"github.com/Gleipnir-Technology/bob/types"
"github.com/Gleipnir-Technology/bob/types/pgtypes"
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"github.com/aarondl/opt/null"
"github.com/aarondl/opt/omit"
"github.com/aarondl/opt/omitnull"
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"github.com/google/uuid"
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)
// FieldseekerTraplocation is an object representing the database table.
type FieldseekerTraplocation struct {
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Objectid int64 `db:"objectid" `
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// Original attribute from ArcGIS API is NAME
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Name null.Val[string] `db:"name" `
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// Original attribute from ArcGIS API is ZONE
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Zone null.Val[string] `db:"zone" `
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// Original attribute from ArcGIS API is HABITAT
Habitat null.Val[string] `db:"habitat" `
// Original attribute from ArcGIS API is PRIORITY
Priority null.Val[string] `db:"priority" `
// Original attribute from ArcGIS API is USETYPE
Usetype null.Val[string] `db:"usetype" `
// Original attribute from ArcGIS API is ACTIVE
Active null.Val[int16] `db:"active" `
// Original attribute from ArcGIS API is DESCRIPTION
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Description null.Val[string] `db:"description" `
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// Original attribute from ArcGIS API is ACCESSDESC
Accessdesc null.Val[string] `db:"accessdesc" `
// Original attribute from ArcGIS API is COMMENTS
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Comments null.Val[string] `db:"comments" `
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// Original attribute from ArcGIS API is EXTERNALID
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Externalid null.Val[string] `db:"externalid" `
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// Original attribute from ArcGIS API is NEXTACTIONDATESCHEDULED
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Nextactiondatescheduled null.Val[time.Time] `db:"nextactiondatescheduled" `
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// Original attribute from ArcGIS API is ZONE2
Zone2 null.Val[string] `db:"zone2" `
// Original attribute from ArcGIS API is LOCATIONNUMBER
Locationnumber null.Val[int32] `db:"locationnumber" `
// Original attribute from ArcGIS API is GlobalID
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Globalid uuid.UUID `db:"globalid,pk" `
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// Original attribute from ArcGIS API is created_user
CreatedUser null.Val[string] `db:"created_user" `
// Original attribute from ArcGIS API is created_date
CreatedDate null.Val[time.Time] `db:"created_date" `
// Original attribute from ArcGIS API is last_edited_user
LastEditedUser null.Val[string] `db:"last_edited_user" `
// Original attribute from ArcGIS API is last_edited_date
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LastEditedDate null.Val[time.Time] `db:"last_edited_date" `
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// Original attribute from ArcGIS API is GATEWAYSYNC
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Gatewaysync null.Val[int16] `db:"gatewaysync" `
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// Original attribute from ArcGIS API is route
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Route null.Val[int32] `db:"route" `
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// Original attribute from ArcGIS API is set_dow
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SetDow null.Val[int32] `db:"set_dow" `
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// Original attribute from ArcGIS API is route_order
RouteOrder null.Val[int32] `db:"route_order" `
// Original attribute from ArcGIS API is VECTORSURVSITEID
Vectorsurvsiteid null.Val[string] `db:"vectorsurvsiteid" `
// Original attribute from ArcGIS API is CreationDate
Creationdate null.Val[time.Time] `db:"creationdate" `
// Original attribute from ArcGIS API is Creator
Creator null.Val[string] `db:"creator" `
// Original attribute from ArcGIS API is EditDate
Editdate null.Val[time.Time] `db:"editdate" `
// Original attribute from ArcGIS API is Editor
Editor null.Val[string] `db:"editor" `
// Original attribute from ArcGIS API is h3r7
H3R7 null.Val[string] `db:"h3r7" `
// Original attribute from ArcGIS API is h3r8
H3R8 null.Val[string] `db:"h3r8" `
Geometry types.JSON[json.RawMessage] `db:"geometry" `
Geospatial null.Val[string] `db:"geospatial" `
Version int32 `db:"version,pk" `
OrganizationID int32 `db:"organization_id" `
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H3cell null.Val[string] `db:"h3cell,generated" `
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R fieldseekerTraplocationR `db:"-" `
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}
// FieldseekerTraplocationSlice is an alias for a slice of pointers to FieldseekerTraplocation.
// This should almost always be used instead of []*FieldseekerTraplocation.
type FieldseekerTraplocationSlice []*FieldseekerTraplocation
// FieldseekerTraplocations contains methods to work with the traplocation table
var FieldseekerTraplocations = psql.NewTablex[*FieldseekerTraplocation, FieldseekerTraplocationSlice, *FieldseekerTraplocationSetter]("fieldseeker", "traplocation", buildFieldseekerTraplocationColumns("fieldseeker.traplocation"))
// FieldseekerTraplocationsQuery is a query on the traplocation table
type FieldseekerTraplocationsQuery = *psql.ViewQuery[*FieldseekerTraplocation, FieldseekerTraplocationSlice]
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// fieldseekerTraplocationR is where relationships are stored.
type fieldseekerTraplocationR struct {
Organization *Organization // fieldseeker.traplocation.traplocation_organization_id_fkey
}
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func buildFieldseekerTraplocationColumns(alias string) fieldseekerTraplocationColumns {
return fieldseekerTraplocationColumns{
ColumnsExpr: expr.NewColumnsExpr(
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"objectid", "name", "zone", "habitat", "priority", "usetype", "active", "description", "accessdesc", "comments", "externalid", "nextactiondatescheduled", "zone2", "locationnumber", "globalid", "created_user", "created_date", "last_edited_user", "last_edited_date", "gatewaysync", "route", "set_dow", "route_order", "vectorsurvsiteid", "creationdate", "creator", "editdate", "editor", "h3r7", "h3r8", "geometry", "geospatial", "version", "organization_id", "h3cell",
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).WithParent("fieldseeker.traplocation"),
tableAlias: alias,
Objectid: psql.Quote(alias, "objectid"),
Name: psql.Quote(alias, "name"),
Zone: psql.Quote(alias, "zone"),
Habitat: psql.Quote(alias, "habitat"),
Priority: psql.Quote(alias, "priority"),
Usetype: psql.Quote(alias, "usetype"),
Active: psql.Quote(alias, "active"),
Description: psql.Quote(alias, "description"),
Accessdesc: psql.Quote(alias, "accessdesc"),
Comments: psql.Quote(alias, "comments"),
Externalid: psql.Quote(alias, "externalid"),
Nextactiondatescheduled: psql.Quote(alias, "nextactiondatescheduled"),
Zone2: psql.Quote(alias, "zone2"),
Locationnumber: psql.Quote(alias, "locationnumber"),
Globalid: psql.Quote(alias, "globalid"),
CreatedUser: psql.Quote(alias, "created_user"),
CreatedDate: psql.Quote(alias, "created_date"),
LastEditedUser: psql.Quote(alias, "last_edited_user"),
LastEditedDate: psql.Quote(alias, "last_edited_date"),
Gatewaysync: psql.Quote(alias, "gatewaysync"),
Route: psql.Quote(alias, "route"),
SetDow: psql.Quote(alias, "set_dow"),
RouteOrder: psql.Quote(alias, "route_order"),
Vectorsurvsiteid: psql.Quote(alias, "vectorsurvsiteid"),
Creationdate: psql.Quote(alias, "creationdate"),
Creator: psql.Quote(alias, "creator"),
Editdate: psql.Quote(alias, "editdate"),
Editor: psql.Quote(alias, "editor"),
H3R7: psql.Quote(alias, "h3r7"),
H3R8: psql.Quote(alias, "h3r8"),
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Geometry: psql.Quote(alias, "geometry"),
Geospatial: psql.Quote(alias, "geospatial"),
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Version: psql.Quote(alias, "version"),
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OrganizationID: psql.Quote(alias, "organization_id"),
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H3cell: psql.Quote(alias, "h3cell"),
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}
}
type fieldseekerTraplocationColumns struct {
expr.ColumnsExpr
tableAlias string
Objectid psql.Expression
Name psql.Expression
Zone psql.Expression
Habitat psql.Expression
Priority psql.Expression
Usetype psql.Expression
Active psql.Expression
Description psql.Expression
Accessdesc psql.Expression
Comments psql.Expression
Externalid psql.Expression
Nextactiondatescheduled psql.Expression
Zone2 psql.Expression
Locationnumber psql.Expression
Globalid psql.Expression
CreatedUser psql.Expression
CreatedDate psql.Expression
LastEditedUser psql.Expression
LastEditedDate psql.Expression
Gatewaysync psql.Expression
Route psql.Expression
SetDow psql.Expression
RouteOrder psql.Expression
Vectorsurvsiteid psql.Expression
Creationdate psql.Expression
Creator psql.Expression
Editdate psql.Expression
Editor psql.Expression
H3R7 psql.Expression
H3R8 psql.Expression
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Geometry psql.Expression
Geospatial psql.Expression
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Version psql.Expression
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OrganizationID psql.Expression
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H3cell psql.Expression
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}
func (c fieldseekerTraplocationColumns) Alias() string {
return c.tableAlias
}
func (fieldseekerTraplocationColumns) AliasedAs(alias string) fieldseekerTraplocationColumns {
return buildFieldseekerTraplocationColumns(alias)
}
// FieldseekerTraplocationSetter is used for insert/upsert/update operations
// All values are optional, and do not have to be set
// Generated columns are not included
type FieldseekerTraplocationSetter struct {
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Objectid omit.Val[int64] `db:"objectid" `
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Name omitnull.Val[string] `db:"name" `
Zone omitnull.Val[string] `db:"zone" `
Habitat omitnull.Val[string] `db:"habitat" `
Priority omitnull.Val[string] `db:"priority" `
Usetype omitnull.Val[string] `db:"usetype" `
Active omitnull.Val[int16] `db:"active" `
Description omitnull.Val[string] `db:"description" `
Accessdesc omitnull.Val[string] `db:"accessdesc" `
Comments omitnull.Val[string] `db:"comments" `
Externalid omitnull.Val[string] `db:"externalid" `
Nextactiondatescheduled omitnull.Val[time.Time] `db:"nextactiondatescheduled" `
Zone2 omitnull.Val[string] `db:"zone2" `
Locationnumber omitnull.Val[int32] `db:"locationnumber" `
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Globalid omit.Val[uuid.UUID] `db:"globalid,pk" `
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CreatedUser omitnull.Val[string] `db:"created_user" `
CreatedDate omitnull.Val[time.Time] `db:"created_date" `
LastEditedUser omitnull.Val[string] `db:"last_edited_user" `
LastEditedDate omitnull.Val[time.Time] `db:"last_edited_date" `
Gatewaysync omitnull.Val[int16] `db:"gatewaysync" `
Route omitnull.Val[int32] `db:"route" `
SetDow omitnull.Val[int32] `db:"set_dow" `
RouteOrder omitnull.Val[int32] `db:"route_order" `
Vectorsurvsiteid omitnull.Val[string] `db:"vectorsurvsiteid" `
Creationdate omitnull.Val[time.Time] `db:"creationdate" `
Creator omitnull.Val[string] `db:"creator" `
Editdate omitnull.Val[time.Time] `db:"editdate" `
Editor omitnull.Val[string] `db:"editor" `
H3R7 omitnull.Val[string] `db:"h3r7" `
H3R8 omitnull.Val[string] `db:"h3r8" `
Geometry omit.Val[types.JSON[json.RawMessage]] `db:"geometry" `
Geospatial omitnull.Val[string] `db:"geospatial" `
Version omit.Val[int32] `db:"version,pk" `
OrganizationID omit.Val[int32] `db:"organization_id" `
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}
func (s FieldseekerTraplocationSetter) SetColumns() []string {
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vals := make([]string, 0, 34)
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if s.Objectid.IsValue() {
vals = append(vals, "objectid")
}
if !s.Name.IsUnset() {
vals = append(vals, "name")
}
if !s.Zone.IsUnset() {
vals = append(vals, "zone")
}
if !s.Habitat.IsUnset() {
vals = append(vals, "habitat")
}
if !s.Priority.IsUnset() {
vals = append(vals, "priority")
}
if !s.Usetype.IsUnset() {
vals = append(vals, "usetype")
}
if !s.Active.IsUnset() {
vals = append(vals, "active")
}
if !s.Description.IsUnset() {
vals = append(vals, "description")
}
if !s.Accessdesc.IsUnset() {
vals = append(vals, "accessdesc")
}
if !s.Comments.IsUnset() {
vals = append(vals, "comments")
}
if !s.Externalid.IsUnset() {
vals = append(vals, "externalid")
}
if !s.Nextactiondatescheduled.IsUnset() {
vals = append(vals, "nextactiondatescheduled")
}
if !s.Zone2.IsUnset() {
vals = append(vals, "zone2")
}
if !s.Locationnumber.IsUnset() {
vals = append(vals, "locationnumber")
}
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if s.Globalid.IsValue() {
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vals = append(vals, "globalid")
}
if !s.CreatedUser.IsUnset() {
vals = append(vals, "created_user")
}
if !s.CreatedDate.IsUnset() {
vals = append(vals, "created_date")
}
if !s.LastEditedUser.IsUnset() {
vals = append(vals, "last_edited_user")
}
if !s.LastEditedDate.IsUnset() {
vals = append(vals, "last_edited_date")
}
if !s.Gatewaysync.IsUnset() {
vals = append(vals, "gatewaysync")
}
if !s.Route.IsUnset() {
vals = append(vals, "route")
}
if !s.SetDow.IsUnset() {
vals = append(vals, "set_dow")
}
if !s.RouteOrder.IsUnset() {
vals = append(vals, "route_order")
}
if !s.Vectorsurvsiteid.IsUnset() {
vals = append(vals, "vectorsurvsiteid")
}
if !s.Creationdate.IsUnset() {
vals = append(vals, "creationdate")
}
if !s.Creator.IsUnset() {
vals = append(vals, "creator")
}
if !s.Editdate.IsUnset() {
vals = append(vals, "editdate")
}
if !s.Editor.IsUnset() {
vals = append(vals, "editor")
}
if !s.H3R7.IsUnset() {
vals = append(vals, "h3r7")
}
if !s.H3R8.IsUnset() {
vals = append(vals, "h3r8")
}
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if s.Geometry.IsValue() {
vals = append(vals, "geometry")
}
if !s.Geospatial.IsUnset() {
vals = append(vals, "geospatial")
}
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if s.Version.IsValue() {
vals = append(vals, "version")
}
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if s.OrganizationID.IsValue() {
vals = append(vals, "organization_id")
}
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return vals
}
func (s FieldseekerTraplocationSetter) Overwrite(t *FieldseekerTraplocation) {
if s.Objectid.IsValue() {
t.Objectid = s.Objectid.MustGet()
}
if !s.Name.IsUnset() {
t.Name = s.Name.MustGetNull()
}
if !s.Zone.IsUnset() {
t.Zone = s.Zone.MustGetNull()
}
if !s.Habitat.IsUnset() {
t.Habitat = s.Habitat.MustGetNull()
}
if !s.Priority.IsUnset() {
t.Priority = s.Priority.MustGetNull()
}
if !s.Usetype.IsUnset() {
t.Usetype = s.Usetype.MustGetNull()
}
if !s.Active.IsUnset() {
t.Active = s.Active.MustGetNull()
}
if !s.Description.IsUnset() {
t.Description = s.Description.MustGetNull()
}
if !s.Accessdesc.IsUnset() {
t.Accessdesc = s.Accessdesc.MustGetNull()
}
if !s.Comments.IsUnset() {
t.Comments = s.Comments.MustGetNull()
}
if !s.Externalid.IsUnset() {
t.Externalid = s.Externalid.MustGetNull()
}
if !s.Nextactiondatescheduled.IsUnset() {
t.Nextactiondatescheduled = s.Nextactiondatescheduled.MustGetNull()
}
if !s.Zone2.IsUnset() {
t.Zone2 = s.Zone2.MustGetNull()
}
if !s.Locationnumber.IsUnset() {
t.Locationnumber = s.Locationnumber.MustGetNull()
}
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if s.Globalid.IsValue() {
t.Globalid = s.Globalid.MustGet()
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}
if !s.CreatedUser.IsUnset() {
t.CreatedUser = s.CreatedUser.MustGetNull()
}
if !s.CreatedDate.IsUnset() {
t.CreatedDate = s.CreatedDate.MustGetNull()
}
if !s.LastEditedUser.IsUnset() {
t.LastEditedUser = s.LastEditedUser.MustGetNull()
}
if !s.LastEditedDate.IsUnset() {
t.LastEditedDate = s.LastEditedDate.MustGetNull()
}
if !s.Gatewaysync.IsUnset() {
t.Gatewaysync = s.Gatewaysync.MustGetNull()
}
if !s.Route.IsUnset() {
t.Route = s.Route.MustGetNull()
}
if !s.SetDow.IsUnset() {
t.SetDow = s.SetDow.MustGetNull()
}
if !s.RouteOrder.IsUnset() {
t.RouteOrder = s.RouteOrder.MustGetNull()
}
if !s.Vectorsurvsiteid.IsUnset() {
t.Vectorsurvsiteid = s.Vectorsurvsiteid.MustGetNull()
}
if !s.Creationdate.IsUnset() {
t.Creationdate = s.Creationdate.MustGetNull()
}
if !s.Creator.IsUnset() {
t.Creator = s.Creator.MustGetNull()
}
if !s.Editdate.IsUnset() {
t.Editdate = s.Editdate.MustGetNull()
}
if !s.Editor.IsUnset() {
t.Editor = s.Editor.MustGetNull()
}
if !s.H3R7.IsUnset() {
t.H3R7 = s.H3R7.MustGetNull()
}
if !s.H3R8.IsUnset() {
t.H3R8 = s.H3R8.MustGetNull()
}
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if s.Geometry.IsValue() {
t.Geometry = s.Geometry.MustGet()
}
if !s.Geospatial.IsUnset() {
t.Geospatial = s.Geospatial.MustGetNull()
}
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if s.Version.IsValue() {
t.Version = s.Version.MustGet()
}
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if s.OrganizationID.IsValue() {
t.OrganizationID = s.OrganizationID.MustGet()
}
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}
func (s *FieldseekerTraplocationSetter) Apply(q *dialect.InsertQuery) {
q.AppendHooks(func(ctx context.Context, exec bob.Executor) (context.Context, error) {
return FieldseekerTraplocations.BeforeInsertHooks.RunHooks(ctx, exec, s)
})
q.AppendValues(bob.ExpressionFunc(func(ctx context.Context, w io.StringWriter, d bob.Dialect, start int) ([]any, error) {
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vals := make([]bob.Expression, 34)
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if s.Objectid.IsValue() {
vals[0] = psql.Arg(s.Objectid.MustGet())
} else {
vals[0] = psql.Raw("DEFAULT")
}
if !s.Name.IsUnset() {
vals[1] = psql.Arg(s.Name.MustGetNull())
} else {
vals[1] = psql.Raw("DEFAULT")
}
if !s.Zone.IsUnset() {
vals[2] = psql.Arg(s.Zone.MustGetNull())
} else {
vals[2] = psql.Raw("DEFAULT")
}
if !s.Habitat.IsUnset() {
vals[3] = psql.Arg(s.Habitat.MustGetNull())
} else {
vals[3] = psql.Raw("DEFAULT")
}
if !s.Priority.IsUnset() {
vals[4] = psql.Arg(s.Priority.MustGetNull())
} else {
vals[4] = psql.Raw("DEFAULT")
}
if !s.Usetype.IsUnset() {
vals[5] = psql.Arg(s.Usetype.MustGetNull())
} else {
vals[5] = psql.Raw("DEFAULT")
}
if !s.Active.IsUnset() {
vals[6] = psql.Arg(s.Active.MustGetNull())
} else {
vals[6] = psql.Raw("DEFAULT")
}
if !s.Description.IsUnset() {
vals[7] = psql.Arg(s.Description.MustGetNull())
} else {
vals[7] = psql.Raw("DEFAULT")
}
if !s.Accessdesc.IsUnset() {
vals[8] = psql.Arg(s.Accessdesc.MustGetNull())
} else {
vals[8] = psql.Raw("DEFAULT")
}
if !s.Comments.IsUnset() {
vals[9] = psql.Arg(s.Comments.MustGetNull())
} else {
vals[9] = psql.Raw("DEFAULT")
}
if !s.Externalid.IsUnset() {
vals[10] = psql.Arg(s.Externalid.MustGetNull())
} else {
vals[10] = psql.Raw("DEFAULT")
}
if !s.Nextactiondatescheduled.IsUnset() {
vals[11] = psql.Arg(s.Nextactiondatescheduled.MustGetNull())
} else {
vals[11] = psql.Raw("DEFAULT")
}
if !s.Zone2.IsUnset() {
vals[12] = psql.Arg(s.Zone2.MustGetNull())
} else {
vals[12] = psql.Raw("DEFAULT")
}
if !s.Locationnumber.IsUnset() {
vals[13] = psql.Arg(s.Locationnumber.MustGetNull())
} else {
vals[13] = psql.Raw("DEFAULT")
}
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if s.Globalid.IsValue() {
vals[14] = psql.Arg(s.Globalid.MustGet())
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} else {
vals[14] = psql.Raw("DEFAULT")
}
if !s.CreatedUser.IsUnset() {
vals[15] = psql.Arg(s.CreatedUser.MustGetNull())
} else {
vals[15] = psql.Raw("DEFAULT")
}
if !s.CreatedDate.IsUnset() {
vals[16] = psql.Arg(s.CreatedDate.MustGetNull())
} else {
vals[16] = psql.Raw("DEFAULT")
}
if !s.LastEditedUser.IsUnset() {
vals[17] = psql.Arg(s.LastEditedUser.MustGetNull())
} else {
vals[17] = psql.Raw("DEFAULT")
}
if !s.LastEditedDate.IsUnset() {
vals[18] = psql.Arg(s.LastEditedDate.MustGetNull())
} else {
vals[18] = psql.Raw("DEFAULT")
}
if !s.Gatewaysync.IsUnset() {
vals[19] = psql.Arg(s.Gatewaysync.MustGetNull())
} else {
vals[19] = psql.Raw("DEFAULT")
}
if !s.Route.IsUnset() {
vals[20] = psql.Arg(s.Route.MustGetNull())
} else {
vals[20] = psql.Raw("DEFAULT")
}
if !s.SetDow.IsUnset() {
vals[21] = psql.Arg(s.SetDow.MustGetNull())
} else {
vals[21] = psql.Raw("DEFAULT")
}
if !s.RouteOrder.IsUnset() {
vals[22] = psql.Arg(s.RouteOrder.MustGetNull())
} else {
vals[22] = psql.Raw("DEFAULT")
}
if !s.Vectorsurvsiteid.IsUnset() {
vals[23] = psql.Arg(s.Vectorsurvsiteid.MustGetNull())
} else {
vals[23] = psql.Raw("DEFAULT")
}
if !s.Creationdate.IsUnset() {
vals[24] = psql.Arg(s.Creationdate.MustGetNull())
} else {
vals[24] = psql.Raw("DEFAULT")
}
if !s.Creator.IsUnset() {
vals[25] = psql.Arg(s.Creator.MustGetNull())
} else {
vals[25] = psql.Raw("DEFAULT")
}
if !s.Editdate.IsUnset() {
vals[26] = psql.Arg(s.Editdate.MustGetNull())
} else {
vals[26] = psql.Raw("DEFAULT")
}
if !s.Editor.IsUnset() {
vals[27] = psql.Arg(s.Editor.MustGetNull())
} else {
vals[27] = psql.Raw("DEFAULT")
}
if !s.H3R7.IsUnset() {
vals[28] = psql.Arg(s.H3R7.MustGetNull())
} else {
vals[28] = psql.Raw("DEFAULT")
}
if !s.H3R8.IsUnset() {
vals[29] = psql.Arg(s.H3R8.MustGetNull())
} else {
vals[29] = psql.Raw("DEFAULT")
}
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if s.Geometry.IsValue() {
vals[30] = psql.Arg(s.Geometry.MustGet())
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} else {
vals[30] = psql.Raw("DEFAULT")
}
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if !s.Geospatial.IsUnset() {
vals[31] = psql.Arg(s.Geospatial.MustGetNull())
} else {
vals[31] = psql.Raw("DEFAULT")
}
if s.Version.IsValue() {
vals[32] = psql.Arg(s.Version.MustGet())
} else {
vals[32] = psql.Raw("DEFAULT")
}
if s.OrganizationID.IsValue() {
vals[33] = psql.Arg(s.OrganizationID.MustGet())
} else {
vals[33] = psql.Raw("DEFAULT")
}
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return bob.ExpressSlice(ctx, w, d, start, vals, "", ", ", "")
}))
}
func (s FieldseekerTraplocationSetter) UpdateMod() bob.Mod[*dialect.UpdateQuery] {
return um.Set(s.Expressions()...)
}
func (s FieldseekerTraplocationSetter) Expressions(prefix ...string) []bob.Expression {
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exprs := make([]bob.Expression, 0, 34)
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if s.Objectid.IsValue() {
exprs = append(exprs, expr.Join{Sep: " = ", Exprs: []bob.Expression{
psql.Quote(append(prefix, "objectid")...),
psql.Arg(s.Objectid),
}})
}
if !s.Name.IsUnset() {
exprs = append(exprs, expr.Join{Sep: " = ", Exprs: []bob.Expression{
psql.Quote(append(prefix, "name")...),
psql.Arg(s.Name),
}})
}
if !s.Zone.IsUnset() {
exprs = append(exprs, expr.Join{Sep: " = ", Exprs: []bob.Expression{
psql.Quote(append(prefix, "zone")...),
psql.Arg(s.Zone),
}})
}
if !s.Habitat.IsUnset() {
exprs = append(exprs, expr.Join{Sep: " = ", Exprs: []bob.Expression{
psql.Quote(append(prefix, "habitat")...),
psql.Arg(s.Habitat),
}})
}
if !s.Priority.IsUnset() {
exprs = append(exprs, expr.Join{Sep: " = ", Exprs: []bob.Expression{
psql.Quote(append(prefix, "priority")...),
psql.Arg(s.Priority),
}})
}
if !s.Usetype.IsUnset() {
exprs = append(exprs, expr.Join{Sep: " = ", Exprs: []bob.Expression{
psql.Quote(append(prefix, "usetype")...),
psql.Arg(s.Usetype),
}})
}
if !s.Active.IsUnset() {
exprs = append(exprs, expr.Join{Sep: " = ", Exprs: []bob.Expression{
psql.Quote(append(prefix, "active")...),
psql.Arg(s.Active),
}})
}
if !s.Description.IsUnset() {
exprs = append(exprs, expr.Join{Sep: " = ", Exprs: []bob.Expression{
psql.Quote(append(prefix, "description")...),
psql.Arg(s.Description),
}})
}
if !s.Accessdesc.IsUnset() {
exprs = append(exprs, expr.Join{Sep: " = ", Exprs: []bob.Expression{
psql.Quote(append(prefix, "accessdesc")...),
psql.Arg(s.Accessdesc),
}})
}
if !s.Comments.IsUnset() {
exprs = append(exprs, expr.Join{Sep: " = ", Exprs: []bob.Expression{
psql.Quote(append(prefix, "comments")...),
psql.Arg(s.Comments),
}})
}
if !s.Externalid.IsUnset() {
exprs = append(exprs, expr.Join{Sep: " = ", Exprs: []bob.Expression{
psql.Quote(append(prefix, "externalid")...),
psql.Arg(s.Externalid),
}})
}
if !s.Nextactiondatescheduled.IsUnset() {
exprs = append(exprs, expr.Join{Sep: " = ", Exprs: []bob.Expression{
psql.Quote(append(prefix, "nextactiondatescheduled")...),
psql.Arg(s.Nextactiondatescheduled),
}})
}
if !s.Zone2.IsUnset() {
exprs = append(exprs, expr.Join{Sep: " = ", Exprs: []bob.Expression{
psql.Quote(append(prefix, "zone2")...),
psql.Arg(s.Zone2),
}})
}
if !s.Locationnumber.IsUnset() {
exprs = append(exprs, expr.Join{Sep: " = ", Exprs: []bob.Expression{
psql.Quote(append(prefix, "locationnumber")...),
psql.Arg(s.Locationnumber),
}})
}
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if s.Globalid.IsValue() {
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exprs = append(exprs, expr.Join{Sep: " = ", Exprs: []bob.Expression{
psql.Quote(append(prefix, "globalid")...),
psql.Arg(s.Globalid),
}})
}
if !s.CreatedUser.IsUnset() {
exprs = append(exprs, expr.Join{Sep: " = ", Exprs: []bob.Expression{
psql.Quote(append(prefix, "created_user")...),
psql.Arg(s.CreatedUser),
}})
}
if !s.CreatedDate.IsUnset() {
exprs = append(exprs, expr.Join{Sep: " = ", Exprs: []bob.Expression{
psql.Quote(append(prefix, "created_date")...),
psql.Arg(s.CreatedDate),
}})
}
if !s.LastEditedUser.IsUnset() {
exprs = append(exprs, expr.Join{Sep: " = ", Exprs: []bob.Expression{
psql.Quote(append(prefix, "last_edited_user")...),
psql.Arg(s.LastEditedUser),
}})
}
if !s.LastEditedDate.IsUnset() {
exprs = append(exprs, expr.Join{Sep: " = ", Exprs: []bob.Expression{
psql.Quote(append(prefix, "last_edited_date")...),
psql.Arg(s.LastEditedDate),
}})
}
if !s.Gatewaysync.IsUnset() {
exprs = append(exprs, expr.Join{Sep: " = ", Exprs: []bob.Expression{
psql.Quote(append(prefix, "gatewaysync")...),
psql.Arg(s.Gatewaysync),
}})
}
if !s.Route.IsUnset() {
exprs = append(exprs, expr.Join{Sep: " = ", Exprs: []bob.Expression{
psql.Quote(append(prefix, "route")...),
psql.Arg(s.Route),
}})
}
if !s.SetDow.IsUnset() {
exprs = append(exprs, expr.Join{Sep: " = ", Exprs: []bob.Expression{
psql.Quote(append(prefix, "set_dow")...),
psql.Arg(s.SetDow),
}})
}
if !s.RouteOrder.IsUnset() {
exprs = append(exprs, expr.Join{Sep: " = ", Exprs: []bob.Expression{
psql.Quote(append(prefix, "route_order")...),
psql.Arg(s.RouteOrder),
}})
}
if !s.Vectorsurvsiteid.IsUnset() {
exprs = append(exprs, expr.Join{Sep: " = ", Exprs: []bob.Expression{
psql.Quote(append(prefix, "vectorsurvsiteid")...),
psql.Arg(s.Vectorsurvsiteid),
}})
}
if !s.Creationdate.IsUnset() {
exprs = append(exprs, expr.Join{Sep: " = ", Exprs: []bob.Expression{
psql.Quote(append(prefix, "creationdate")...),
psql.Arg(s.Creationdate),
}})
}
if !s.Creator.IsUnset() {
exprs = append(exprs, expr.Join{Sep: " = ", Exprs: []bob.Expression{
psql.Quote(append(prefix, "creator")...),
psql.Arg(s.Creator),
}})
}
if !s.Editdate.IsUnset() {
exprs = append(exprs, expr.Join{Sep: " = ", Exprs: []bob.Expression{
psql.Quote(append(prefix, "editdate")...),
psql.Arg(s.Editdate),
}})
}
if !s.Editor.IsUnset() {
exprs = append(exprs, expr.Join{Sep: " = ", Exprs: []bob.Expression{
psql.Quote(append(prefix, "editor")...),
psql.Arg(s.Editor),
}})
}
if !s.H3R7.IsUnset() {
exprs = append(exprs, expr.Join{Sep: " = ", Exprs: []bob.Expression{
psql.Quote(append(prefix, "h3r7")...),
psql.Arg(s.H3R7),
}})
}
if !s.H3R8.IsUnset() {
exprs = append(exprs, expr.Join{Sep: " = ", Exprs: []bob.Expression{
psql.Quote(append(prefix, "h3r8")...),
psql.Arg(s.H3R8),
}})
}
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if s.Geometry.IsValue() {
exprs = append(exprs, expr.Join{Sep: " = ", Exprs: []bob.Expression{
psql.Quote(append(prefix, "geometry")...),
psql.Arg(s.Geometry),
}})
}
if !s.Geospatial.IsUnset() {
exprs = append(exprs, expr.Join{Sep: " = ", Exprs: []bob.Expression{
psql.Quote(append(prefix, "geospatial")...),
psql.Arg(s.Geospatial),
}})
}
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if s.Version.IsValue() {
exprs = append(exprs, expr.Join{Sep: " = ", Exprs: []bob.Expression{
psql.Quote(append(prefix, "version")...),
psql.Arg(s.Version),
}})
}
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if s.OrganizationID.IsValue() {
exprs = append(exprs, expr.Join{Sep: " = ", Exprs: []bob.Expression{
psql.Quote(append(prefix, "organization_id")...),
psql.Arg(s.OrganizationID),
}})
}
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return exprs
}
// FindFieldseekerTraplocation retrieves a single record by primary key
// If cols is empty Find will return all columns.
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func FindFieldseekerTraplocation(ctx context.Context, exec bob.Executor, GlobalidPK uuid.UUID, VersionPK int32, cols ...string) (*FieldseekerTraplocation, error) {
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if len(cols) == 0 {
return FieldseekerTraplocations.Query(
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sm.Where(FieldseekerTraplocations.Columns.Globalid.EQ(psql.Arg(GlobalidPK))),
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sm.Where(FieldseekerTraplocations.Columns.Version.EQ(psql.Arg(VersionPK))),
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).One(ctx, exec)
}
return FieldseekerTraplocations.Query(
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sm.Where(FieldseekerTraplocations.Columns.Globalid.EQ(psql.Arg(GlobalidPK))),
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sm.Where(FieldseekerTraplocations.Columns.Version.EQ(psql.Arg(VersionPK))),
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sm.Columns(FieldseekerTraplocations.Columns.Only(cols...)),
).One(ctx, exec)
}
// FieldseekerTraplocationExists checks the presence of a single record by primary key
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func FieldseekerTraplocationExists(ctx context.Context, exec bob.Executor, GlobalidPK uuid.UUID, VersionPK int32) (bool, error) {
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return FieldseekerTraplocations.Query(
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sm.Where(FieldseekerTraplocations.Columns.Globalid.EQ(psql.Arg(GlobalidPK))),
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sm.Where(FieldseekerTraplocations.Columns.Version.EQ(psql.Arg(VersionPK))),
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).Exists(ctx, exec)
}
// AfterQueryHook is called after FieldseekerTraplocation is retrieved from the database
func (o *FieldseekerTraplocation) AfterQueryHook(ctx context.Context, exec bob.Executor, queryType bob.QueryType) error {
var err error
switch queryType {
case bob.QueryTypeSelect:
ctx, err = FieldseekerTraplocations.AfterSelectHooks.RunHooks(ctx, exec, FieldseekerTraplocationSlice{o})
case bob.QueryTypeInsert:
ctx, err = FieldseekerTraplocations.AfterInsertHooks.RunHooks(ctx, exec, FieldseekerTraplocationSlice{o})
case bob.QueryTypeUpdate:
ctx, err = FieldseekerTraplocations.AfterUpdateHooks.RunHooks(ctx, exec, FieldseekerTraplocationSlice{o})
case bob.QueryTypeDelete:
ctx, err = FieldseekerTraplocations.AfterDeleteHooks.RunHooks(ctx, exec, FieldseekerTraplocationSlice{o})
}
return err
}
// primaryKeyVals returns the primary key values of the FieldseekerTraplocation
func (o *FieldseekerTraplocation) primaryKeyVals() bob.Expression {
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return psql.ArgGroup(
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o.Globalid,
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o.Version,
)
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}
func (o *FieldseekerTraplocation) pkEQ() dialect.Expression {
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return psql.Group(psql.Quote("fieldseeker.traplocation", "globalid"), psql.Quote("fieldseeker.traplocation", "version")).EQ(bob.ExpressionFunc(func(ctx context.Context, w io.StringWriter, d bob.Dialect, start int) ([]any, error) {
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return o.primaryKeyVals().WriteSQL(ctx, w, d, start)
}))
}
// Update uses an executor to update the FieldseekerTraplocation
func (o *FieldseekerTraplocation) Update(ctx context.Context, exec bob.Executor, s *FieldseekerTraplocationSetter) error {
v, err := FieldseekerTraplocations.Update(s.UpdateMod(), um.Where(o.pkEQ())).One(ctx, exec)
if err != nil {
return err
}
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o.R = v.R
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*o = *v
return nil
}
// Delete deletes a single FieldseekerTraplocation record with an executor
func (o *FieldseekerTraplocation) Delete(ctx context.Context, exec bob.Executor) error {
_, err := FieldseekerTraplocations.Delete(dm.Where(o.pkEQ())).Exec(ctx, exec)
return err
}
// Reload refreshes the FieldseekerTraplocation using the executor
func (o *FieldseekerTraplocation) Reload(ctx context.Context, exec bob.Executor) error {
o2, err := FieldseekerTraplocations.Query(
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sm.Where(FieldseekerTraplocations.Columns.Globalid.EQ(psql.Arg(o.Globalid))),
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sm.Where(FieldseekerTraplocations.Columns.Version.EQ(psql.Arg(o.Version))),
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).One(ctx, exec)
if err != nil {
return err
}
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o2.R = o.R
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*o = *o2
return nil
}
// AfterQueryHook is called after FieldseekerTraplocationSlice is retrieved from the database
func (o FieldseekerTraplocationSlice) AfterQueryHook(ctx context.Context, exec bob.Executor, queryType bob.QueryType) error {
var err error
switch queryType {
case bob.QueryTypeSelect:
ctx, err = FieldseekerTraplocations.AfterSelectHooks.RunHooks(ctx, exec, o)
case bob.QueryTypeInsert:
ctx, err = FieldseekerTraplocations.AfterInsertHooks.RunHooks(ctx, exec, o)
case bob.QueryTypeUpdate:
ctx, err = FieldseekerTraplocations.AfterUpdateHooks.RunHooks(ctx, exec, o)
case bob.QueryTypeDelete:
ctx, err = FieldseekerTraplocations.AfterDeleteHooks.RunHooks(ctx, exec, o)
}
return err
}
func (o FieldseekerTraplocationSlice) pkIN() dialect.Expression {
if len(o) == 0 {
return psql.Raw("NULL")
}
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return psql.Group(psql.Quote("fieldseeker.traplocation", "globalid"), psql.Quote("fieldseeker.traplocation", "version")).In(bob.ExpressionFunc(func(ctx context.Context, w io.StringWriter, d bob.Dialect, start int) ([]any, error) {
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pkPairs := make([]bob.Expression, len(o))
for i, row := range o {
pkPairs[i] = row.primaryKeyVals()
}
return bob.ExpressSlice(ctx, w, d, start, pkPairs, "", ", ", "")
}))
}
// copyMatchingRows finds models in the given slice that have the same primary key
// then it first copies the existing relationships from the old model to the new model
// and then replaces the old model in the slice with the new model
func (o FieldseekerTraplocationSlice) copyMatchingRows(from ...*FieldseekerTraplocation) {
for i, old := range o {
for _, new := range from {
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if new.Globalid != old.Globalid {
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continue
}
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if new.Version != old.Version {
continue
}
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new.R = old.R
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o[i] = new
break
}
}
}
// UpdateMod modifies an update query with "WHERE primary_key IN (o...)"
func (o FieldseekerTraplocationSlice) UpdateMod() bob.Mod[*dialect.UpdateQuery] {
return bob.ModFunc[*dialect.UpdateQuery](func(q *dialect.UpdateQuery) {
q.AppendHooks(func(ctx context.Context, exec bob.Executor) (context.Context, error) {
return FieldseekerTraplocations.BeforeUpdateHooks.RunHooks(ctx, exec, o)
})
q.AppendLoader(bob.LoaderFunc(func(ctx context.Context, exec bob.Executor, retrieved any) error {
var err error
switch retrieved := retrieved.(type) {
case *FieldseekerTraplocation:
o.copyMatchingRows(retrieved)
case []*FieldseekerTraplocation:
o.copyMatchingRows(retrieved...)
case FieldseekerTraplocationSlice:
o.copyMatchingRows(retrieved...)
default:
// If the retrieved value is not a FieldseekerTraplocation or a slice of FieldseekerTraplocation
// then run the AfterUpdateHooks on the slice
_, err = FieldseekerTraplocations.AfterUpdateHooks.RunHooks(ctx, exec, o)
}
return err
}))
q.AppendWhere(o.pkIN())
})
}
// DeleteMod modifies an delete query with "WHERE primary_key IN (o...)"
func (o FieldseekerTraplocationSlice) DeleteMod() bob.Mod[*dialect.DeleteQuery] {
return bob.ModFunc[*dialect.DeleteQuery](func(q *dialect.DeleteQuery) {
q.AppendHooks(func(ctx context.Context, exec bob.Executor) (context.Context, error) {
return FieldseekerTraplocations.BeforeDeleteHooks.RunHooks(ctx, exec, o)
})
q.AppendLoader(bob.LoaderFunc(func(ctx context.Context, exec bob.Executor, retrieved any) error {
var err error
switch retrieved := retrieved.(type) {
case *FieldseekerTraplocation:
o.copyMatchingRows(retrieved)
case []*FieldseekerTraplocation:
o.copyMatchingRows(retrieved...)
case FieldseekerTraplocationSlice:
o.copyMatchingRows(retrieved...)
default:
// If the retrieved value is not a FieldseekerTraplocation or a slice of FieldseekerTraplocation
// then run the AfterDeleteHooks on the slice
_, err = FieldseekerTraplocations.AfterDeleteHooks.RunHooks(ctx, exec, o)
}
return err
}))
q.AppendWhere(o.pkIN())
})
}
func (o FieldseekerTraplocationSlice) UpdateAll(ctx context.Context, exec bob.Executor, vals FieldseekerTraplocationSetter) error {
if len(o) == 0 {
return nil
}
_, err := FieldseekerTraplocations.Update(vals.UpdateMod(), o.UpdateMod()).All(ctx, exec)
return err
}
func (o FieldseekerTraplocationSlice) DeleteAll(ctx context.Context, exec bob.Executor) error {
if len(o) == 0 {
return nil
}
_, err := FieldseekerTraplocations.Delete(o.DeleteMod()).Exec(ctx, exec)
return err
}
func (o FieldseekerTraplocationSlice) ReloadAll(ctx context.Context, exec bob.Executor) error {
if len(o) == 0 {
return nil
}
o2, err := FieldseekerTraplocations.Query(sm.Where(o.pkIN())).All(ctx, exec)
if err != nil {
return err
}
o.copyMatchingRows(o2...)
return nil
}
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// Organization starts a query for related objects on organization
func (o *FieldseekerTraplocation) Organization(mods ...bob.Mod[*dialect.SelectQuery]) OrganizationsQuery {
return Organizations.Query(append(mods,
sm.Where(Organizations.Columns.ID.EQ(psql.Arg(o.OrganizationID))),
)...)
}
func (os FieldseekerTraplocationSlice) Organization(mods ...bob.Mod[*dialect.SelectQuery]) OrganizationsQuery {
pkOrganizationID := make(pgtypes.Array[int32], 0, len(os))
for _, o := range os {
if o == nil {
continue
}
pkOrganizationID = append(pkOrganizationID, o.OrganizationID)
}
PKArgExpr := psql.Select(sm.Columns(
psql.F("unnest", psql.Cast(psql.Arg(pkOrganizationID), "integer[]")),
))
return Organizations.Query(append(mods,
sm.Where(psql.Group(Organizations.Columns.ID).OP("IN", PKArgExpr)),
)...)
}
func attachFieldseekerTraplocationOrganization0(ctx context.Context, exec bob.Executor, count int, fieldseekerTraplocation0 *FieldseekerTraplocation, organization1 *Organization) (*FieldseekerTraplocation, error) {
setter := &FieldseekerTraplocationSetter{
OrganizationID: omit.From(organization1.ID),
}
err := fieldseekerTraplocation0.Update(ctx, exec, setter)
if err != nil {
return nil, fmt.Errorf("attachFieldseekerTraplocationOrganization0: %w", err)
}
return fieldseekerTraplocation0, nil
}
func (fieldseekerTraplocation0 *FieldseekerTraplocation) InsertOrganization(ctx context.Context, exec bob.Executor, related *OrganizationSetter) error {
var err error
organization1, err := Organizations.Insert(related).One(ctx, exec)
if err != nil {
return fmt.Errorf("inserting related objects: %w", err)
}
_, err = attachFieldseekerTraplocationOrganization0(ctx, exec, 1, fieldseekerTraplocation0, organization1)
if err != nil {
return err
}
fieldseekerTraplocation0.R.Organization = organization1
organization1.R.Traplocations = append(organization1.R.Traplocations, fieldseekerTraplocation0)
return nil
}
func (fieldseekerTraplocation0 *FieldseekerTraplocation) AttachOrganization(ctx context.Context, exec bob.Executor, organization1 *Organization) error {
var err error
_, err = attachFieldseekerTraplocationOrganization0(ctx, exec, 1, fieldseekerTraplocation0, organization1)
if err != nil {
return err
}
fieldseekerTraplocation0.R.Organization = organization1
organization1.R.Traplocations = append(organization1.R.Traplocations, fieldseekerTraplocation0)
return nil
}
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type fieldseekerTraplocationWhere[Q psql.Filterable] struct {
Objectid psql.WhereMod[Q, int64]
Name psql.WhereNullMod[Q, string]
Zone psql.WhereNullMod[Q, string]
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Habitat psql.WhereNullMod[Q, string]
Priority psql.WhereNullMod[Q, string]
Usetype psql.WhereNullMod[Q, string]
Active psql.WhereNullMod[Q, int16]
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Description psql.WhereNullMod[Q, string]
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Accessdesc psql.WhereNullMod[Q, string]
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Comments psql.WhereNullMod[Q, string]
Externalid psql.WhereNullMod[Q, string]
Nextactiondatescheduled psql.WhereNullMod[Q, time.Time]
Zone2 psql.WhereNullMod[Q, string]
Locationnumber psql.WhereNullMod[Q, int32]
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Globalid psql.WhereMod[Q, uuid.UUID]
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CreatedUser psql.WhereNullMod[Q, string]
CreatedDate psql.WhereNullMod[Q, time.Time]
LastEditedUser psql.WhereNullMod[Q, string]
LastEditedDate psql.WhereNullMod[Q, time.Time]
Gatewaysync psql.WhereNullMod[Q, int16]
Route psql.WhereNullMod[Q, int32]
SetDow psql.WhereNullMod[Q, int32]
RouteOrder psql.WhereNullMod[Q, int32]
Vectorsurvsiteid psql.WhereNullMod[Q, string]
Creationdate psql.WhereNullMod[Q, time.Time]
Creator psql.WhereNullMod[Q, string]
Editdate psql.WhereNullMod[Q, time.Time]
Editor psql.WhereNullMod[Q, string]
H3R7 psql.WhereNullMod[Q, string]
H3R8 psql.WhereNullMod[Q, string]
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Geometry psql.WhereMod[Q, types.JSON[json.RawMessage]]
Geospatial psql.WhereNullMod[Q, string]
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Version psql.WhereMod[Q, int32]
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OrganizationID psql.WhereMod[Q, int32]
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H3cell psql.WhereNullMod[Q, string]
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}
func (fieldseekerTraplocationWhere[Q]) AliasedAs(alias string) fieldseekerTraplocationWhere[Q] {
return buildFieldseekerTraplocationWhere[Q](buildFieldseekerTraplocationColumns(alias))
}
func buildFieldseekerTraplocationWhere[Q psql.Filterable](cols fieldseekerTraplocationColumns) fieldseekerTraplocationWhere[Q] {
return fieldseekerTraplocationWhere[Q]{
Objectid: psql.Where[Q, int64](cols.Objectid),
Name: psql.WhereNull[Q, string](cols.Name),
Zone: psql.WhereNull[Q, string](cols.Zone),
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Habitat: psql.WhereNull[Q, string](cols.Habitat),
Priority: psql.WhereNull[Q, string](cols.Priority),
Usetype: psql.WhereNull[Q, string](cols.Usetype),
Active: psql.WhereNull[Q, int16](cols.Active),
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Description: psql.WhereNull[Q, string](cols.Description),
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Accessdesc: psql.WhereNull[Q, string](cols.Accessdesc),
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Comments: psql.WhereNull[Q, string](cols.Comments),
Externalid: psql.WhereNull[Q, string](cols.Externalid),
Nextactiondatescheduled: psql.WhereNull[Q, time.Time](cols.Nextactiondatescheduled),
Zone2: psql.WhereNull[Q, string](cols.Zone2),
Locationnumber: psql.WhereNull[Q, int32](cols.Locationnumber),
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CreatedUser: psql.WhereNull[Q, string](cols.CreatedUser),
CreatedDate: psql.WhereNull[Q, time.Time](cols.CreatedDate),
LastEditedUser: psql.WhereNull[Q, string](cols.LastEditedUser),
LastEditedDate: psql.WhereNull[Q, time.Time](cols.LastEditedDate),
Gatewaysync: psql.WhereNull[Q, int16](cols.Gatewaysync),
Route: psql.WhereNull[Q, int32](cols.Route),
SetDow: psql.WhereNull[Q, int32](cols.SetDow),
RouteOrder: psql.WhereNull[Q, int32](cols.RouteOrder),
Vectorsurvsiteid: psql.WhereNull[Q, string](cols.Vectorsurvsiteid),
Creationdate: psql.WhereNull[Q, time.Time](cols.Creationdate),
Creator: psql.WhereNull[Q, string](cols.Creator),
Editdate: psql.WhereNull[Q, time.Time](cols.Editdate),
Editor: psql.WhereNull[Q, string](cols.Editor),
H3R7: psql.WhereNull[Q, string](cols.H3R7),
H3R8: psql.WhereNull[Q, string](cols.H3R8),
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Geometry: psql.Where[Q, types.JSON[json.RawMessage]](cols.Geometry),
Geospatial: psql.WhereNull[Q, string](cols.Geospatial),
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Version: psql.Where[Q, int32](cols.Version),
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OrganizationID: psql.Where[Q, int32](cols.OrganizationID),
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}
}
func (o *FieldseekerTraplocation) Preload(name string, retrieved any) error {
if o == nil {
return nil
}
switch name {
case "Organization":
rel, ok := retrieved.(*Organization)
if !ok {
return fmt.Errorf("fieldseekerTraplocation cannot load %T as %q", retrieved, name)
}
o.R.Organization = rel
if rel != nil {
rel.R.Traplocations = FieldseekerTraplocationSlice{o}
}
return nil
default:
return fmt.Errorf("fieldseekerTraplocation has no relationship %q", name)
}
}
type fieldseekerTraplocationPreloader struct {
Organization func(...psql.PreloadOption) psql.Preloader
}
func buildFieldseekerTraplocationPreloader() fieldseekerTraplocationPreloader {
return fieldseekerTraplocationPreloader{
Organization: func(opts ...psql.PreloadOption) psql.Preloader {
return psql.Preload[*Organization, OrganizationSlice](psql.PreloadRel{
Name: "Organization",
Sides: []psql.PreloadSide{
{
From: FieldseekerTraplocations,
To: Organizations,
FromColumns: []string{"organization_id"},
ToColumns: []string{"id"},
},
},
}, Organizations.Columns.Names(), opts...)
},
}
}
type fieldseekerTraplocationThenLoader[Q orm.Loadable] struct {
Organization func(...bob.Mod[*dialect.SelectQuery]) orm.Loader[Q]
}
func buildFieldseekerTraplocationThenLoader[Q orm.Loadable]() fieldseekerTraplocationThenLoader[Q] {
type OrganizationLoadInterface interface {
LoadOrganization(context.Context, bob.Executor, ...bob.Mod[*dialect.SelectQuery]) error
}
return fieldseekerTraplocationThenLoader[Q]{
Organization: thenLoadBuilder[Q](
"Organization",
func(ctx context.Context, exec bob.Executor, retrieved OrganizationLoadInterface, mods ...bob.Mod[*dialect.SelectQuery]) error {
return retrieved.LoadOrganization(ctx, exec, mods...)
},
),
}
}
// LoadOrganization loads the fieldseekerTraplocation's Organization into the .R struct
func (o *FieldseekerTraplocation) LoadOrganization(ctx context.Context, exec bob.Executor, mods ...bob.Mod[*dialect.SelectQuery]) error {
if o == nil {
return nil
}
// Reset the relationship
o.R.Organization = nil
related, err := o.Organization(mods...).One(ctx, exec)
if err != nil {
return err
}
related.R.Traplocations = FieldseekerTraplocationSlice{o}
o.R.Organization = related
return nil
}
// LoadOrganization loads the fieldseekerTraplocation's Organization into the .R struct
func (os FieldseekerTraplocationSlice) LoadOrganization(ctx context.Context, exec bob.Executor, mods ...bob.Mod[*dialect.SelectQuery]) error {
if len(os) == 0 {
return nil
}
organizations, err := os.Organization(mods...).All(ctx, exec)
if err != nil {
return err
}
for _, o := range os {
if o == nil {
continue
}
for _, rel := range organizations {
if !(o.OrganizationID == rel.ID) {
continue
}
rel.R.Traplocations = append(rel.R.Traplocations, o)
o.R.Organization = rel
break
}
}
return nil
}
type fieldseekerTraplocationJoins[Q dialect.Joinable] struct {
typ string
Organization modAs[Q, organizationColumns]
}
func (j fieldseekerTraplocationJoins[Q]) aliasedAs(alias string) fieldseekerTraplocationJoins[Q] {
return buildFieldseekerTraplocationJoins[Q](buildFieldseekerTraplocationColumns(alias), j.typ)
}
func buildFieldseekerTraplocationJoins[Q dialect.Joinable](cols fieldseekerTraplocationColumns, typ string) fieldseekerTraplocationJoins[Q] {
return fieldseekerTraplocationJoins[Q]{
typ: typ,
Organization: modAs[Q, organizationColumns]{
c: Organizations.Columns,
f: func(to organizationColumns) bob.Mod[Q] {
mods := make(mods.QueryMods[Q], 0, 1)
{
mods = append(mods, dialect.Join[Q](typ, Organizations.Name().As(to.Alias())).On(
to.ID.EQ(cols.OrganizationID),
))
}
return mods
},
},
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}
}
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