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|`SELECT(String)``SELECT(String...)`| Starts or appends to a `SELECT` clause. Can be called more than once, and parameters will be appended to the `SELECT` clause. The parameters are usually a comma separated list of columns and aliases, but can be anything acceptable to the driver. |
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|`SELECT_DISTINCT(String)``SELECT_DISTINCT(String...)`| Starts or appends to a `SELECT` clause, also adds the `DISTINCT` keyword to the generated query. Can be called more than once, and parameters will be appended to the `SELECT` clause. The parameters are usually a comma separated list of columns and aliases, but can be anything acceptable to the driver. |
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|`FROM(String)``FROM(String...)`| Starts or appends to a `FROM` clause. Can be called more than once, and parameters will be appended to the `FROM` clause. Parameters are usually a table name and an alias, or anything acceptable to the driver. |
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|`JOIN(String)``JOIN(String...)``INNER_JOIN(String)``INNER_JOIN(String...)``LEFT_OUTER_JOIN(String)``LEFT_OUTER_JOIN(String...)``RIGHT_OUTER_JOIN(String)``RIGHT_OUTER_JOIN(String...)`| Adds a new `JOIN` clause of the appropriate type, depending on the method called. The parameter can include a standard join consisting of the columns and the conditions to join on. |
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|`WHERE(String)``WHERE(String...)`| Appends a new `WHERE` clause condition, concatenated by`AND`. Can be called multiple times, which causes it to concatenate the new conditions each time with`AND`. Use `OR()` to split with an`OR`. |
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|`SELECT(String)`<br/>`SELECT(String...)`| Starts or appends to a `SELECT` clause. Can be called more than once, and parameters will be appended to the `SELECT` clause. The parameters are usually a comma separated list of columns and aliases, but can be anything acceptable to the driver. |
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|`SELECT_DISTINCT(String)`<br/>`SELECT_DISTINCT(String...)`| Starts or appends to a `SELECT` clause, also adds the `DISTINCT` keyword to the generated query. Can be called more than once, and parameters will be appended to the `SELECT` clause. The parameters are usually a comma separated list of columns and aliases, but can be anything acceptable to the driver. |
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|`FROM(String)`<br/>`FROM(String...)`| Starts or appends to a `FROM` clause. Can be called more than once, and parameters will be appended to the `FROM` clause. Parameters are usually a table name and an alias, or anything acceptable to the driver. |
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|`JOIN(String)`<br/>`JOIN(String...)`<br/>`INNER_JOIN(String)`<br/>`INNER_JOIN(String...)`<br/>`LEFT_OUTER_JOIN(String)`<br/>`LEFT_OUTER_JOIN(String...)`<br/>`RIGHT_OUTER_JOIN(String)`<br/>`RIGHT_OUTER_JOIN(String...)`| Adds a new `JOIN` clause of the appropriate type, depending on the method called. The parameter can include a standard join consisting of the columns and the conditions to join on. |
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|`WHERE(String)`<br/>`WHERE(String...)`| Appends a new `WHERE` clause condition, concatenated by`AND`. Can be called multiple times, which causes it to concatenate the new conditions each time with`AND`. Use `OR()` to split with an`OR`. |
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|`OR()`| Splits the current `WHERE` clause conditions with an`OR`. Can be called more than once, but calling more than once in a row will generate erratic`SQL`. |
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|`AND()`| Splits the current `WHERE` clause conditions with an`AND`. Can be called more than once, but calling more than once in a row will generate erratic`SQL`. Because `WHERE` and `HAVING` both automatically concatenate with `AND`, this is a very uncommon method to use and is only really included for completeness. |
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|`GROUP_BY(String)``GROUP_BY(String...)`| Appends a new `GROUP BY` clause elements, concatenated by a comma. Can be called multiple times, which causes it to concatenate the new conditions each time with a comma. |
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|`HAVING(String)``HAVING(String...)`| Appends a new `HAVING` clause condition, concatenated by AND. Can be called multiple times, which causes it to concatenate the new conditions each time with`AND`. Use `OR()` to split with an`OR`. |
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|`ORDER_BY(String)``ORDER_BY(String...)`| Appends a new `ORDER BY` clause elements, concatenated by a comma. Can be called multiple times, which causes it to concatenate the new conditions each time with a comma. |
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|`LIMIT(String)``LIMIT(int)`| Appends a `LIMIT` clause. This method valid when use together with SELECT(), UPDATE() and DELETE(). And this method is designed to use together with OFFSET() when use SELECT(). (Available since 3.5.2) |
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|`OFFSET(String)``OFFSET(long)`| Appends a `OFFSET` clause. This method valid when use together with SELECT(). And this method is designed to use together with LIMIT(). (Available since 3.5.2) |
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|`OFFSET_ROWS(String)``OFFSET_ROWS(long)`| Appends a `OFFSET n ROWS` clause. This method valid when use together with SELECT(). And this method is designed to use together with FETCH_FIRST_ROWS_ONLY(). (Available since 3.5.2) |
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|`FETCH_FIRST_ROWS_ONLY(String)``FETCH_FIRST_ROWS_ONLY(int)`| Appends a `FETCH FIRST n ROWS ONLY` clause. This method valid when use together with SELECT(). And this method is designed to use together with OFFSET_ROWS(). (Available since 3.5.2) |
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|`GROUP_BY(String)`<br/>`GROUP_BY(String...)`| Appends a new `GROUP BY` clause elements, concatenated by a comma. Can be called multiple times, which causes it to concatenate the new conditions each time with a comma. |
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|`HAVING(String)`<br/>`HAVING(String...)`| Appends a new `HAVING` clause condition, concatenated by AND. Can be called multiple times, which causes it to concatenate the new conditions each time with`AND`. Use `OR()` to split with an`OR`. |
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|`ORDER_BY(String)`<br/>`ORDER_BY(String...)`| Appends a new `ORDER BY` clause elements, concatenated by a comma. Can be called multiple times, which causes it to concatenate the new conditions each time with a comma. |
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|`LIMIT(String)`<br/>`LIMIT(int)`| Appends a `LIMIT` clause. This method valid when use together with SELECT(), UPDATE() and DELETE(). And this method is designed to use together with OFFSET() when use SELECT(). (Available since 3.5.2) |
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|`OFFSET(String)`<br/>`OFFSET(long)`| Appends a `OFFSET` clause. This method valid when use together with SELECT(). And this method is designed to use together with LIMIT(). (Available since 3.5.2) |
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|`OFFSET_ROWS(String)`<br/>`OFFSET_ROWS(long)`| Appends a `OFFSET n ROWS` clause. This method valid when use together with SELECT(). And this method is designed to use together with FETCH_FIRST_ROWS_ONLY(). (Available since 3.5.2) |
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|`FETCH_FIRST_ROWS_ONLY(String)`<br/>`FETCH_FIRST_ROWS_ONLY(int)`| Appends a `FETCH FIRST n ROWS ONLY` clause. This method valid when use together with SELECT(). And this method is designed to use together with OFFSET_ROWS(). (Available since 3.5.2) |
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|`DELETE_FROM(String)`| Starts a delete statement and specifies the table to delete from. Generally this should be followed by a WHERE statement! |
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|`INSERT_INTO(String)`| Starts an insert statement and specifies the table to insert into. This should be followed by one or more VALUES() or INTO_COLUMNS() and INTO_VALUES() calls. |
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|`SET(String)``SET(String...)`| Appends to the "set" list for an update statement. |
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|`SET(String)`<br/>`SET(String...)`| Appends to the "set" list for an update statement. |
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|`UPDATE(String)`| Starts an update statement and specifies the table to update. This should be followed by one or more SET() calls, and usually a WHERE() call. |
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|`VALUES(String, String)`| Appends to an insert statement. The first parameter is the column(s) to insert, the second parameter is the value(s). |
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|`INTO_COLUMNS(String...)`| Appends columns phrase to an insert statement. This should be call INTO_VALUES() with together. |
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