AbstractTable

slick.lifted.AbstractTable

abstract class AbstractTable[T](val tableTag: Tag, val schemaName: Option[String], val tableName: String) extends Rep[T]

The profile-independent superclass of all table row objects.

Attributes

T: Row type for this table. Make sure it matches the type of your * projection.
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Graph
Supertypes: trait Rep[T]
class Object
trait Matchable
class Any
Known subtypes: class Table[T]

Members list

Concise view

Type members

Types

The client-side type of the table as defined by its * projection

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Value members

Abstract methods

The * projection of the table used as default for queries and inserts. Should include all columns as a tuple, HList or custom shape and optionally map them to a custom entity type using the <> operator. The ProvenShape return type ensures that there is a Shape available for translating between the Column-based type in * and the client-side type without Column in the table's type parameter.

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Concrete methods

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Encode a reference into this Rep.

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Definition Classes: Rep
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Define a foreign key relationship.

Attributes

name: The name of the foreign key in the database (only used when you define the database schema with Slick).
onDelete: A ForeignKeyAction, default being NoAction.
onUpdate: A ForeignKeyAction, default being NoAction.
sourceColumns: A column or a projection of multiple columns from this table defining the source of the foreign key.
targetColumns: A function that maps from the target table to the column (or columns) to which the foreign key points.
targetTableQuery: The TableQuery for the target table.
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Define an index or a unique constraint.

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Define the primary key for this table. It is usually simpler to use the O.PrimaryKey option on the primary key column but this method allows you to define compound primary keys or give them user-defined names (when defining the database schema with Slick).