hasql-1.4.5.3: An efficient PostgreSQL driver with a flexible mapping API
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Hasql.Session

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data Session a Source #

A batch of actions to be executed in the context of a database connection.

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Monad Session Source # 
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Defined in Hasql.Private.Session

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(>>=) :: Session a -> (a -> Session b) -> Session b #

(>>) :: Session a -> Session b -> Session b #

return :: a -> Session a #

Functor Session Source # 
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Defined in Hasql.Private.Session

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fmap :: (a -> b) -> Session a -> Session b #

(<$) :: a -> Session b -> Session a #

Applicative Session Source # 
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Defined in Hasql.Private.Session

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pure :: a -> Session a #

(<*>) :: Session (a -> b) -> Session a -> Session b #

liftA2 :: (a -> b -> c) -> Session a -> Session b -> Session c #

(*>) :: Session a -> Session b -> Session b #

(<*) :: Session a -> Session b -> Session a #

MonadIO Session Source # 
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Defined in Hasql.Private.Session

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liftIO :: IO a -> Session a #

MonadError QueryError Session Source # 
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sql :: ByteString -> Session () Source #

Possibly a multi-statement query, which however cannot be parameterized or prepared, nor can any results of it be collected.

statement :: params -> Statement params result -> Session result Source #

Parameters and a specification of a parametric single-statement query to apply them to.

Execution

run :: Session a -> Connection -> IO (Either QueryError a) Source #

Executes a bunch of commands on the provided connection.

Errors

data QueryError Source #

An error during the execution of a query. Comes packed with the query template and a textual representation of the provided params.

data CommandError Source #

An error of some command in the session.

Constructors

ClientError (Maybe ByteString)

An error on the client-side, with a message generated by the "libpq" library. Usually indicates problems with connection.

ResultError ResultError

Some error with a command result.

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Eq CommandError Source # 
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Defined in Hasql.Private.Errors

Show CommandError Source # 
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Defined in Hasql.Private.Errors

data ResultError Source #

An error with a command result.

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ServerError ByteString ByteString (Maybe ByteString) (Maybe ByteString)

An error reported by the DB. Consists of the following: Code, message, details, hint.

  • Code. The SQLSTATE code for the error. It's recommended to use the "postgresql-error-codes" package to work with those.
  • Message. The primary human-readable error message (typically one line). Always present.
  • Details. An optional secondary error message carrying more detail about the problem. Might run to multiple lines.
  • Hint. An optional suggestion on what to do about the problem. This is intended to differ from detail in that it offers advice (potentially inappropriate) rather than hard facts. Might run to multiple lines.
UnexpectedResult Text

The database returned an unexpected result. Indicates an improper statement or a schema mismatch.

RowError Int RowError

An error of the row reader, preceded by the index of the row.

UnexpectedAmountOfRows Int

An unexpected amount of rows.

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Eq ResultError Source # 
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Defined in Hasql.Private.Errors

Show ResultError Source # 
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Defined in Hasql.Private.Errors

data RowError Source #

An error during the decoding of a specific row.

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EndOfInput

Appears on the attempt to parse more columns than there are in the result.

UnexpectedNull

Appears on the attempt to parse a NULL as some value.

ValueError Text

Appears when a wrong value parser is used. Comes with the error details.

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Eq RowError Source # 
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Defined in Hasql.Private.Errors

Show RowError Source # 
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Defined in Hasql.Private.Errors