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* This file contains the SoqlQuery class and the respective constants and default values that belong to SoQL. |
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* @copyright 2015 Vladimir Jimenez |
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* @license https://github.com/allejo/PhpSoda/blob/master/LICENSE.md MIT |
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namespace allejo\Socrata; |
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/** |
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* An object provided for the creation and handling of SoQL queries in an object-oriented fashion. |
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class SoqlQuery |
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const DELIMITER = ','; |
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* The SELECT clause in SoQL |
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const SELECT_KEY = '$select'; |
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* The WHERE clause in SoQL |
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const WHERE_KEY = '$where'; |
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* The ORDER clause in SoQL |
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const ORDER_KEY = '$order'; |
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* The GROUP clause in SoQL |
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const GROUP_KEY = '$group'; |
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const HAVING_KEY = '$having'; |
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const OFFSET_KEY = '$offset'; |
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* The SEARCH clause in SoQL |
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* This array contains all of the parts to a SoqlQuery being converted into a URL where the key of an element is the |
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* SoQL clause (e.g. $select) and the value of an element is the value to the SoQL clause (e.g. *). |
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* used properly as a URL. By default a SoqlQuery will select all columns (excluding socrata columns; e.g. :id) and |
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* The offset is the number of records into a dataset that you want to start, indexed at 0. For example, to retrieve |
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* the “4th page” of records (records 151 - 200) where you are using limit() to page 50 records at a time, you’d ask |
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public function offset ($offset) |
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* query. |
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public function fullTextSearch ($needle) |
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