Helper - DbFunctions

AnyDataset has a helper ByJG\AnyDataset\Db\DbFunctionsInterface that can be return some specific data based on the database connection.

Methods availables:

Method	Description
concat($str1, $str2 = null)	Return the proper concatenation operation based on the current connection
limit($sql, $start, $qty)	Return the proper SQL with the LIMIT based on the current connection
top($sql, $qty)	Return the proper SQL with the TOP based on the current connection
hasTop()	Return true if the current connection has TOP
hasLimit()	Return true if the current connection has LIMIT
sqlDate($format, $column = null)	Return the proper function to format a date field based on the current connection
toDate($date, $dateFormat)	Return the proper function to convert a date to a string based on the current connection
fromDate($date, $dateFormat)	Return the proper function to convert a string to a date based on the current connection
executeAndGetInsertedId(DbDriverInterface $dbdataset, $sql, $param)	Execute a SQL and return the inserted ID
delimiterField($field)	Return the field with proper field delimiter based on the current connection
delimiterTable($table)	Return the table with proper table delimiter based on the current connection
forUpdate($sql)	Return the SQL with the FOR UPDATE based on the current connection
hasForUpdate()	Return true if the current connection has FOR UPDATE

It is useful when you are working with different database connections and don't want to hard code the information there.

E.g.

$dbDriver = \ByJG\AnyDataset\Db\Factory::getDbInstance('...connection string...');
$dbHelper = $dbDriver->getDbHelper();

// This will return the proper SQL with the TOP 10
// based on the current connection
$sql = $dbHelper->top("select * from foo", 10);

// This will return the proper concatenation operation
// based on the current connection
$concat = $dbHelper->concat("'This is '", "field1", "'concatenated'");


// This will return the proper function to format a date field
// based on the current connection
// These are the formats availables:
// Y => 4 digits year (e.g. 2022)
// y => 2 digits year (e.g. 22)
// M => Month fullname (e.g. January)
// m => Month with leading zero (e.g. 01)
// Q => Quarter
// q => Quarter with leading zero
// D => Day with leading zero (e.g. 01)
// d => Day (e.g. 1)
// h => Hour 12 hours format (e.g. 11)
// H => Hour 24 hours format (e.g. 23)
// i => Minute leading zero
// s => Seconds leading zero
// a => a/p
// A => AM/PM
$date = $dbHelper->sqlDate("d-m-Y H:i", "some_field_date");
$date2 = $dbHelper->sqlDate(DbBaseFunctions::DMYH, "some_field_date"); // Same as above


// This will return the fields with proper field delimiter
// based on the current connection