/**
* Deletes document with the specified primary key.
* See {@link find()} for detailed explanation about $condition and $params.
* @param mixed $pkValue primary key value(s). Use array for multiple primary keys. For composite key, each key value must be an array (column name=>column value).
* @param array|CriteriaInterface $criteria query criteria.
* @since v1.0
*/
public function deleteByPk($pkValue, $criteria = null)
{
if ($this->_beforeDelete()) {
$criteria = $this->sm->apply($criteria);
$criteria->mergeWith(PkManager::prepare($this->model, $pkValue));
$result = $this->getCollection()->remove($criteria->getConditions(), $this->options->getSaveOptions(['justOne' => true]));
return $this->_result($result);
}
return false;
}
/**
* Finds document with the specified primary key. Primary key by default
* is defined by `_id` field. But could be any other. For simple (one column)
* keys use it's value.
*
* For composite use key-value with column names as keys
* and values for values.
*
* Example for simple pk:
* ```php
* $pk = '51b616fcc0986e30026d0748'
* ```
*
* Composite pk:
* ```php
* $pk = [
* 'mainPk' => 1,
* 'secondaryPk' => 2
* ];
* ```
*
* @param mixed $pkValue primary key value. Use array for composite key.
* @param array|CriteriaInterface $criteria
* @return AnnotatedInterface|null
* @Ignored
*/
public function findByPk($pkValue, $criteria = null)
{
$pkCriteria = new Criteria($criteria);
$pkCriteria->decorateWith($this->model);
$pkCriteria->mergeWith(PkManager::prepare($this->model, $pkValue));
return $this->find($pkCriteria);
}
