=> (expr-to-sql :db.table.column)
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Expressions
Expressions are used in several parts of a SQL statement.
In seaquell, an expression may be a simple value like a number, string, or keyword.
More complicated expressions are just Clojure values for which sequential? is true, most commonly vectors or quoted lists.
All the examples below show the output of seaquell.to-sql/expr-to-sql, which converts an expression to its equivalent SQL string.
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Simple Expressions
Keywords are used to refer to columns or tables or parameters.
Strings are simply enclosed in single quotes. NOTE: use two consecutive single quotes to escape quotes within strings.
=> (expr-to-sql "Hello, y''all")
"'Hello, y''all'"Intervals
The interval function helps you create an interval literal representing a relative amount of time, such as 5 days.
=> (select$ [[+ [:now] (interval 5 :day)]])
"SELECT NOW() + INTERVAL 5 DAY;"Can you improve this documentation?Edit on GitHub
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