The php Module queryObject is a package library designed to assist in building complex SQL queries. It provides an intuitive interface for constructing SQL queries using object-oriented programming concepts.
This code example creates a new instance of the QueryObject class with 'users' as the table name. Next, it selects the 'id' and 'username' columns, filters out users under the age of 18, sorts the results by username in ascending order, and limits the number of results to 10.
Example 2: Building a complex query with inner joins
$query = new QueryObject('orders'); $query->select('orders.id', 'orders.date', 'customers.name') ->innerJoin('customers', 'orders.customer_id = customers.id') ->leftJoin('products', 'orders.product_id = products.id') ->where('orders.date BETWEEN ? AND ?', $startDate, $endDate) ->groupBy('orders.id') ->having('SUM(products.price) > ?', $totalPrice);
This code example creates a query that returns order details, customer name, and products ordered with a total price exceeding a certain value within a specific date range. It uses inner and left joins to combine data from multiple tables.
The php Module queryObject is included in the Package Library 'php-query-object'.
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