Use this for large datasets.
| public static findCollection ( string $type, string $sql = NULL, array $bindings = [] ) : redbeanphp\BeanCollection | ||
| $type | string | the type of bean you are looking for |
| $sql | string | SQL query to find the desired bean, starting right after WHERE clause |
| $bindings | array | array of values to be bound to parameters in query |
| return | redbeanphp\BeanCollection | |
/**
* Test empty collections (NULLCursor).
*
* @return void
*/
public function testEmptyCollection()
{
R::nuke();
$page = R::dispense('page');
$page->content = 'aaa';
R::store($page);
$collection = R::findCollection('page');
asrt(get_class($collection), 'RedBeanPHP\\BeanCollection');
$collection = R::findCollection('page', ' content = ?', array('bbb'));
asrt(get_class($collection), 'RedBeanPHP\\BeanCollection');
asrt(is_null($collection->next()), TRUE);
$collection = R::findCollection('something');
asrt(get_class($collection), 'RedBeanPHP\\BeanCollection');
asrt(is_null($collection->next()), TRUE);
$collection->close();
}
