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1.  final def !=(arg0: Any): Boolean

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2.  final def ##: Int

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3.  final def ==(arg0: Any): Boolean

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4.  final def asInstanceOf[T0]: T0

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5.  def getClass(): Class[_ <: AnyVal]

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6.  final def isInstanceOf[T0]: Boolean

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7.  macro def orderBy[B, C, D](f1: (Out) => B, f2: (Out) => C, f3: (Out) => D)(implicit orderingB: Ordering[B], orderingC: Ordering[C], orderingD: Ordering[D]): Query[In, Out]

   Orders this query output values by the specified ordering keys.

   Orders this query output values by the specified ordering keys. Could be ordered either ascending or descending.

   B

   first ordering key type

   C

   second ordering key type

   D

   third ordering key type

   f1

   get the first ordering key

   f2

   get the second ordering key

   f3

   get the third ordering key

   orderingB

   ordering of the first key

   orderingC

   ordering of the second key

   orderingD

   ordering of the third key

   returns

   query emitting values in the specified order

   Note

   for descending order, it's required to use .desc method on the ordering key. scalaql will automatically reverse the implicit ordering. Example:

   select[Person].orderBy(_.name, _.age, _.salary)
   // or
   select[Person].orderBy(_.name, _.age.desc, _.salary.desc)

8.  macro def orderBy[B, C](f1: (Out) => B, f2: (Out) => C)(implicit orderingB: Ordering[B], orderingC: Ordering[C]): Query[In, Out]

   Orders this query output values by the specified ordering keys.

   Orders this query output values by the specified ordering keys. Could be ordered either ascending or descending.

   B

   first ordering key type

   C

   second ordering key type

   f1

   get the first ordering key

   f2

   get the second ordering key

   orderingB

   ordering of the first key

   orderingC

   ordering of the second key

   returns

   query emitting values in the specified order

   Note

   for descending order, it's required to use .desc method on the ordering key. scalaql will automatically reverse the implicit ordering. Example:

   select[Person].orderBy(_.name, _.age)
   // or
   select[Person].orderBy(_.name, _.age.desc)

9.  macro def orderBy[B](f: (Out) => B)(implicit orderingB: Ordering[B]): Query[In, Out]

   Orders this query output values by the specified ordering key.

   Orders this query output values by the specified ordering key. Could be ordered either ascending or descending.

   B

   ordering key type

   f

   get the ordering key

   orderingB

   ordering of the key

   returns

   query emitting values in the specified order

   Note

   for descending order, it's required to use .desc method on the ordering key. scalaql will automatically reverse the implicit ordering. Example:

   select[Person].orderBy(_.age)
   // or
   select[Person].orderBy(_.age.desc)

10.  def ordered(implicit order: Ordering[Out], In: scalaql.Tag[In], Out: scalaql.Tag[Out]): Query[In, Out]

    Orders this query output values by their natural order.

    Orders this query output values by their natural order.

    order

    the natural order of output values

    returns

    query emitting values in the specified order

11.  val self: Query[In, Out]
12.  def toString(): String

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