? can be used as a query value to mark a prepared statement value ex: (select :foo (where [[> :foo ?] [< :foo 2]]]))
? can be used as a query value to mark a prepared statement value ex: (select :foo (where [[> :foo ?] [< :foo 2]]]))
Append/conjoin element to Map/Set/List
Append/conjoin element to Map/Set/List
contains
can be used as a query value to mark CONTAINS in where clause
ex: (select :foo (where [[contains :foo ...]]]))
`contains` can be used as a query value to mark CONTAINS in where clause ex: (select :foo (where [[contains :foo ...]]]))
contains-key
can be used as a query value to mark CONTAINS-KEY in where clause
ex: (select :foo (where [[contains :foo ...]]]))
`contains-key` can be used as a query value to mark CONTAINS-KEY in where clause ex: (select :foo (where [[contains :foo ...]]]))
Decrement counter by x, usable in values
and set-columns
Decrement counter by x, usable in `values` and `set-columns`
Generates a frozen type definition, takes n arguments
Generates a frozen type definition, takes n arguments
in
can be used as a query value to mark IN in where clause
ex: (select :foo (where [[in :foo [1 2 3]]]))
`in` can be used as a query value to mark IN in where clause ex: (select :foo (where [[in :foo [1 2 3]]]))
Increment counter by x, usable in values
and set-columns
Increment counter by x, usable in `values` and `set-columns`
Generates a list type definition, takes a single argument indicating the list elements type
Generates a list type definition, takes a single argument indicating the list elements type
Generates a map type definition, takes 2 arguments, for key and value types
Generates a map type definition, takes 2 arguments, for key and value types
Generates a set type definition, takes a single argument indicating the set elements type
Generates a set type definition, takes a single argument indicating the set elements type
Generates a tuple type definition, takes n arguments
Generates a tuple type definition, takes n arguments
(user-type m)
Marks a map as User Data Type
Marks a map as User Data Type
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