Esempio n. 1
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 /**
  * Fetches rows by primary key.  The argument specifies one or more primary
  * key value(s).  To find multiple rows by primary key, the argument must
  * be an array.
  *
  * This method accepts a variable number of arguments.  If the table has a
  * multi-column primary key, the number of arguments must be the same as
  * the number of columns in the primary key.  To find multiple rows in a
  * table with a multi-column primary key, each argument must be an array
  * with the same number of elements.
  *
  * The find() method always returns a Rowset object, even if only one row
  * was found.
  *
  * @param  mixed $key The value(s) of the primary keys.
  * @return \Micro\Database\Table\Rowset\RowsetAbstract Row(s) matching the criteria.
  * @throws \Micro\Database\Table\Exception
  */
 public function find()
 {
     $this->_setupPrimaryKey();
     $args = func_get_args();
     $keyNames = array_values((array) $this->_primary);
     if (count($args) < count($keyNames)) {
         throw new Exception("Too few columns for the primary key");
     }
     if (count($args) > count($keyNames)) {
         throw new Exception("Too many columns for the primary key");
     }
     $whereList = array();
     $numberTerms = 0;
     foreach ($args as $keyPosition => $keyValues) {
         $keyValuesCount = count($keyValues);
         // Coerce the values to an array.
         // Don't simply typecast to array, because the values
         // might be \Micro\Database\Expr objects.
         if (!is_array($keyValues)) {
             $keyValues = array($keyValues);
         }
         if ($numberTerms == 0) {
             $numberTerms = $keyValuesCount;
         } else {
             if ($keyValuesCount != $numberTerms) {
                 throw new Exception("Missing value(s) for the primary key");
             }
         }
         $keyValues = array_values($keyValues);
         for ($i = 0; $i < $keyValuesCount; ++$i) {
             if (!isset($whereList[$i])) {
                 $whereList[$i] = array();
             }
             $whereList[$i][$keyPosition] = $keyValues[$i];
         }
     }
     $whereClause = null;
     if (count($whereList)) {
         $whereOrTerms = array();
         $tableName = $this->_db->quoteTableAs($this->_name, null, true);
         foreach ($whereList as $keyValueSets) {
             $whereAndTerms = array();
             foreach ($keyValueSets as $keyPosition => $keyValue) {
                 $type = $this->_metadata[$keyNames[$keyPosition]]['DATA_TYPE'];
                 $columnName = $this->_db->quoteIdentifier($keyNames[$keyPosition], true);
                 $whereAndTerms[] = $this->_db->quoteInto($tableName . '.' . $columnName . ' = ?', $keyValue, $type);
             }
             $whereOrTerms[] = '(' . implode(' AND ', $whereAndTerms) . ')';
         }
         $whereClause = '(' . implode(' OR ', $whereOrTerms) . ')';
     }
     if ($whereClause == null) {
         $rowsetClass = $this->getRowsetClass();
         if (!class_exists($rowsetClass)) {
             throw new Exception("Class '{$rowsetClass}' does not exists");
         }
         return new $rowsetClass(array('table' => $this, 'rowClass' => $this->getRowClass(), 'stored' => true));
     }
     return $this->fetchAll($whereClause);
 }
Esempio n. 2
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 /**
  * Internal function for creating the where clause
  *
  * @param string   $condition
  * @param mixed    $value  optional
  * @param string   $type   optional
  * @param boolean  $bool  true = AND, false = OR
  * @return string  clause
  */
 protected function _where($condition, $value = null, $type = null, $bool = true)
 {
     if (count($this->_parts[self::UNION])) {
         throw new \Micro\Database\Select\Exception("Invalid use of where clause with " . self::SQL_UNION);
     }
     if ($value !== null) {
         $condition = $this->_adapter->quoteInto($condition, $value, $type);
     }
     $cond = "";
     if ($this->_parts[self::WHERE]) {
         if ($bool === true) {
             $cond = self::SQL_AND . ' ';
         } else {
             $cond = self::SQL_OR . ' ';
         }
     }
     return $cond . "({$condition})";
 }