{:sql-stmt :delete
:source ...name...
:as ...name...
:indexed-by ...name-or-nil...
:where ...expr...
:order-by ...order-item-list...
:limit ...expr...
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Delete Statement Representation
Below is a map showing the structure of a delete statement. The first two keys are required.
FROM Clause
...source... is the table name (required)
...as... is an optional alias
:indexed-by is an optional index name
Here’s how :indexed-by would be used…
{:source :tbl}
;; FROM tbl
{:source :tbl :indexed-by nil}
;; FROM tbl NOT INDEXED
{:source :tbl :indexed-by :ix}
;; FROM tbl INDEXED BY ixOther Clauses
The remaining clauses have the same meaning as in select statements.
SQLite optionally allows ORDER BY, LIMIT and OFFSET clauses, but they may not be standard SQL.
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