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interface InsertInterface (Details)

namespace: VDM\Joomla\Interfaces\Data

@startuml

interface InsertInterface  #Lavender {
  + insertids(bool $reset = true) : array
  + table(?string $table) : self
  + value(mixed $value, string $field, ...) : bool
  + row(array $item) : bool
  + rows(?array $items) : bool
  + item(object $item) : bool
  + items(?array $items) : bool
  + getTable() : string
}

note right of InsertInterface::insertids
  Get the auto-increment IDs generated by the most recent INSERT batch.
This method returns the ordered list of auto-increment IDs calculated
from the last executed multi-row INSERT operation.
Behavioral notes:
- IDs are only valid immediately after an INSERT operation.
- The order of IDs matches the insertion order.
- AUTO_INCREMENT values are assumed to be sequential within a single
INSERT statement (as guaranteed by Joomla-supported databases).
- When `$reset` is enabled, the internal ID bucket is cleared after
the values are retrieved.
after retrieval.

  since: 5.1.4
  return: array
end note

note left of InsertInterface::table
  Set the current active table

  since: 3.2.2
  return: self
end note

note right of InsertInterface::value
  Insert a value to a given table
Example: $this->value(Value, 'value_key', 'GUID');

  since: 3.2.0
  return: bool
  
  arguments:
    mixed $value
    string $field
    string $keyValue
    string $key = 'guid'
end note

note left of InsertInterface::row
  Insert single row with multiple values to a given table
Example: $this->item(Array);

  since: 3.2.0
  return: bool
end note

note right of InsertInterface::rows
  Insert multiple rows to a given table
Example: $this->items(Array);

  since: 3.2.0
  return: bool
end note

note left of InsertInterface::item
  Insert single item with multiple values to a given table
Example: $this->item(Object);

  since: 3.2.0
  return: bool
end note

note right of InsertInterface::items
  Insert multiple items to a given table
Example: $this->items(Array);

  since: 3.2.0
  return: bool
end note

note left of InsertInterface::getTable
  Get the current active table

  since: 3.2.2
  return: string
end note

@enduml

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