Tresql

Compiles tresql statement and returns compiled result. For tresql select definition returned result of type see example:

//class reflecting result row
class Dept extends CompiledRow {
  var deptno: java.lang.Integer = _
  var dname: java.lang.String = _
  var emps: org.tresql.CompiledResult[Emp] = _
  override def apply(idx: Int) = idx match {
    case 0 => deptno
    case 1 => dname
    case 2 => emps
  }
  override def columnCount = 3
  override val columns = Vector(
    org.tresql.Column(-1, "deptno", null),
    org.tresql.Column(-1, "dname", null),
    org.tresql.Column(-1, "emps", null)
  )
}
//RowConverter definition
object Dept extends RowConverter[Dept] {
  def apply(row: RowLike): Dept = {
    val obj = new Dept
    obj.deptno = row.typed[java.lang.Integer](0)
    obj.dname = row.typed[java.lang.String](1)
    obj.emps = row.typed[org.tresql.CompiledResult[Emp]](2)
    obj
  }
}
class Emp extends CompiledRow {
  var empno: java.lang.Integer = _
  var ename: java.lang.String = _
  var hiredate: java.sql.Date = _
  override def apply(idx: Int) = idx match {
    case 0 => empno
    case 1 => ename
    case 2 => hiredate
  }
  override def columnCount = 3
  override val columns = Vector(
    org.tresql.Column(-1, "empno", null),
    org.tresql.Column(-1, "ename", null),
    org.tresql.Column(-1, "hiredate", null)
  )
}
object Emp extends RowConverter[Emp] {
  def apply(row: RowLike): Emp = {
    val obj = new Emp
    obj.empno = row.typed[java.lang.Integer](0)
    obj.ename = row.typed[java.lang.String](1)
    obj.hiredate = row.typed[java.sql.Date](2)
    obj
  }
}