For example;
type Order struct {
id int `db:"id"`
Items []*Item `db:"items"`
}
type Item struct {
name string `db:"name"`
Quantity int32 `db:"quantity"`
}
If I wanted to use use all the above in one statement like;
WITH order_ AS (
INSERT INTO orders (total_price) VALUES (:id) RETURNING id
),
item_ AS (
INSERT INTO order_items_map (order_id, name, quantity ) VALUES ((SELECT id FROM order_), :items.name, :items.quantity)
)
SELECT id as order_number from order_;
Currently the above does not work, the second insert does not expand the items, but it does work if I was to use just the second insert statement and pass in an array of items;
NamedQueryContext(`INSERT INTO order_item_map (order_id, item_id, quantity ) VALUES ((SELECT id FROM order_) :name, :quantity)`, []*Items{...})
my question is, is there a reason why this couldn't be implemented in sqlx?
For example;
If I wanted to use use all the above in one statement like;
Currently the above does not work, the second insert does not expand the
items, but it does work if I was to use just the second insert statement and pass in an array of items;my question is, is there a reason why this couldn't be implemented in sqlx?