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- type AcceptInvitationParams
- type AccessToken
- type AccessTokensForAccountRow
- type Account
- type AccountGroup
- type AccountGroupMember
- type AccountIdentitiesRow
- type AccountIdentity
- type AccountKind
- type AccountMfa
- type AccountPasswordHistory
- type AccountRecoveryCode
- type AccountStatus
- type AccountsOfKindRow
- type ActivateFirstOwnerParams
- type ActiveLegalHoldsRow
- type ActivityEntry
- type AddGroupMemberParams
- type AddItemLabelParams
- type AddItemMemberParams
- type AddUsageParams
- type AdjustMediaRefCountParams
- type AdminTenantsRow
- type AdminUsageParams
- type AdminUsageRow
- type AdministratorsAlongPathParams
- type AdvanceInstanceLevelVersionParams
- type AdvanceRecurrenceWatermarkParams
- type AiObjectionNotice
- type AiProvider
- type AiRequest
- type AiSource
- type AiSuggestion
- type AnonymiseAccountParams
- type AppendOutboxEventParams
- type AppendPasswordHistoryParams
- type ArchiveItemsForRetentionParams
- type AuditAnchor
- type AuditLog
- type AuditLog202608
- type AuditLogDefault
- type AuditPseudonym
- type AuditPseudonymsRow
- type AuthAttempt
- type AuthPending
- type AutoAssignPolicy
- type AutomationRule
- type AutomationRulesSealedNotUnderRow
- type BackupRun
- type BackupSchedule
- type BackupTarget
- type BackupTargetCredentialsNotUnderRow
- type BlockErasureKeptParams
- type BlockItemsForRetentionParams
- type Bucket
- type BucketOrderKeyNeighboursParams
- type BucketOrderKeyNeighboursRow
- type BumpRuleFailureParams
- type BurnRecoveryCodeParams
- type CalendarFeed
- type CallJobsSealedNotUnderRow
- type CancelJobParams
- type CancelJobRow
- type CarryOverRetentionPolicyParams
- type ChangeLog
- type ChangeLog202608
- type ChangeLogDefault
- type ChildCompletionRow
- type ClaimDueRuleOccurrencesParams
- type ClaimDueRuleOccurrencesRow
- type ClaimDueSoonItemsParams
- type ClaimDueSoonItemsRow
- type ClaimEventConsumptionParams
- type ClaimImportRunParams
- type ClaimJobsParams
- type ClaimJobsRow
- type ClaimOverdueItemsParams
- type ClaimOverdueItemsRow
- type ClaimPendingEventsRow
- type ClaimRestoreRunParams
- type ClaimRulesToMaterializeParams
- type ClaimRulesToMaterializeRow
- type ClaimSetupCodeParams
- type ClearAssignmentsOnParams
- type ClearForeignSubtreeBucketsParams
- type ClearForeignSubtreeBucketsRow
- type ClearForeignSubtreeLabelsParams
- type ClearForeignSubtreeLabelsRow
- type ClearInstallationDefaultParams
- type ClearItemRetentionParams
- type ClearRetentionCursorParams
- type ClearRetentionMarksOfRuleParams
- type ClearRuleFailureParams
- type CloseTenantPasswordParams
- type CollectionEntryShapesParams
- type CollectionEntryShapesRow
- type Comment
- type CompleteIdempotencyRecordParams
- type CompleteJobParams
- type CompleteReappliedErasureParams
- type ConfirmAccountAddressParams
- type ConfirmMfaEnrollmentParams
- type ConsentRecord
- type ConsumeConnectOidcFlowParams
- type ConsumeConnectOidcFlowRow
- type ConsumeOauthCodeParams
- type ConsumeOauthCodeRow
- type ConsumeOidcFlowParams
- type ConsumeOidcFlowRow
- type ConsumePasskeyChallengeParams
- type ConsumePasskeyChallengeRow
- type ConsumePasskeyProofChallengeParams
- type ConsumePasskeyProofChallengeRow
- type ConsumePasskeySignInChallengeParams
- type ConsumePendingCredentialParams
- type ConsumeStepUpOidcFlowParams
- type ConsumeStepUpOidcFlowRow
- type ConsumeStepUpParams
- type Container
- type ContainerMilestone
- type ContainerOrderKeyNeighboursParams
- type ContainerOrderKeyNeighboursRow
- type ContainerType
- type CountAgedSyncOpsParams
- type CountAgedTombstonesParams
- type CountAuthFailureParams
- type CountBackupTargetsRow
- type CountDispatchedEventsParams
- type CountExpiredIdempotencyKeysParams
- type CountExpiredJumbleEntriesParams
- type CountExpiredMailReceiptsParams
- type CountExpiredNotificationsParams
- type CountExpiredSessionsParams
- type CountExpiredSuggestionsParams
- type CountExpiredWebhookDeliveriesParams
- type CountFigureDaysParams
- type CountFigureDaysRow
- type CountFigureDueParams
- type CountFigureDueRow
- type CountFigureFlowParams
- type CountFigureFlowRow
- type CountFigureOpenParams
- type CountFigureOpenRow
- type CountFigureProgressParams
- type CountFigureProgressRow
- type CountInstallationSealedValuesByStoreAndKeyRow
- type CountMailReceiptsFromParams
- type CountOpenItemsByAssigneeRow
- type CountRetainedDescendantsParams
- type CountRetainedDescendantsRow
- type CountRetentionCandidatesByArchivedAtParams
- type CountRetentionCandidatesByCompletedAtParams
- type CountRetentionCandidatesByDeletedAtParams
- type CountRetentionScopeParams
- type CountRunsSinceParams
- type CountSealedValuesByStoreAndKeyRow
- type CountStaleDevicesParams
- type CountStructurePresetsParams
- type CountTenantFootprintRow
- type CustomFieldDefinition
- type DBTX
- type DataSubjectRequest
- type DeadLetterJobParams
- type DecideSuggestionParams
- type DefaultInstallationPresetRow
- type DeleteAgedSyncOpsParams
- type DeleteAgedTombstonesParams
- type DeleteAutoAssignPolicyParams
- type DeleteCommentsOfParams
- type DeleteDispatchedEventsParams
- type DeleteExpiredAiRequestsParams
- type DeleteExpiredConsumptionParams
- type DeleteExpiredIdempotencyKeysParams
- type DeleteExpiredJumbleEntriesParams
- type DeleteExpiredMailReceiptsParams
- type DeleteExpiredNotificationsParams
- type DeleteExpiredOauthCodesParams
- type DeleteExpiredOidcFlowsParams
- type DeleteExpiredPendingParams
- type DeleteExpiredPlatformDeliveriesParams
- type DeleteExpiredPlatformEventsParams
- type DeleteExpiredSessionsParams
- type DeleteExpiredSuggestionsParams
- type DeleteExpiredWebhookDeliveriesParams
- type DeleteIdentityProviderParams
- type DeleteInstallationPresetParams
- type DeleteInstanceSettingsExceptParams
- type DeleteItemAttachmentParams
- type DeleteMediaObjectRowParams
- type DeleteRecurrenceRuleParams
- type DeleteReminderParams
- type DeleteSavedViewParams
- type DeleteStaleDevicesParams
- type DeleteStructurePresetParams
- type DeletedTemplatesParams
- type DeletedTemplatesRow
- type DeletionJournal
- type DisableBrokenRuleParams
- type DisableFailingRuleParams
- type DropAgedAuditPartitionsRow
- type DropAgedStreamPartitionsParams
- type DropAgedStreamPartitionsRow
- type DueAutomationRulesParams
- type DueAutomationRulesRow
- type DueBackupSchedulesParams
- type ElevateSessionParams
- type EmergencyNoticesForParams
- type EndInvitationOfAccountParams
- type EnlistOperatorParams
- type EnqueueJobParams
- type EnsureRetentionPolicyParams
- type EnsureStreamPartitionParams
- type EntriesHiddenBelowRow
- type EqualMembershipParams
- type EqualMembershipRow
- type EraseErasureKeptParams
- type ErasureContributionsRow
- type ErasureKept
- type ErasureKeptOfRow
- type EventConsumption
- type ExpiredTrashContainersParams
- type ExpiredTrashContainersRow
- type ExpiredTrashItemsParams
- type ExpiredTrashItemsRow
- type ExportAccountGroupMembersParams
- type ExportAccountGroupMembersRow
- type ExportAccountGroupsParams
- type ExportAccountGroupsRow
- type ExportAccountsParams
- type ExportAccountsRow
- type ExportActivityEntriesParams
- type ExportActivityEntriesRow
- type ExportAuditParams
- type ExportAuditRow
- type ExportAutoAssignPoliciesParams
- type ExportAutoAssignPoliciesRow
- type ExportAutomationRulesParams
- type ExportAutomationRulesRow
- type ExportBucketsParams
- type ExportBucketsRow
- type ExportCalendarFeedsParams
- type ExportCalendarFeedsRow
- type ExportCommentsParams
- type ExportCommentsRow
- type ExportConsentRecordsParams
- type ExportConsentRecordsRow
- type ExportContainerMilestonesParams
- type ExportContainerMilestonesRow
- type ExportContainersParams
- type ExportContainersRow
- type ExportCustomFieldDefinitionsParams
- type ExportCustomFieldDefinitionsRow
- type ExportItemAttachmentsParams
- type ExportItemAttachmentsRow
- type ExportItemLabelsParams
- type ExportItemLabelsRow
- type ExportItemMembersParams
- type ExportItemMembersRow
- type ExportJumbleEntriesParams
- type ExportJumbleEntriesRow
- type ExportLabelsParams
- type ExportLabelsRow
- type ExportLegalHoldsParams
- type ExportLegalHoldsRow
- type ExportMediaObjectsParams
- type ExportMediaObjectsRow
- type ExportMembershipsParams
- type ExportMembershipsRow
- type ExportNotificationPreferencesParams
- type ExportNotificationPreferencesRow
- type ExportPasskeysParams
- type ExportPasskeysRow
- type ExportPrivateHubAccessesParams
- type ExportPrivateHubAccessesRow
- type ExportRecurrenceRulesParams
- type ExportRecurrenceRulesRow
- type ExportRemindersParams
- type ExportRemindersRow
- type ExportRetentionPoliciesParams
- type ExportRetentionPoliciesRow
- type ExportSavedViewsParams
- type ExportSavedViewsRow
- type ExportSetElementsParams
- type ExportSetElementsRow
- type ExportStructurePresetsParams
- type ExportStructurePresetsRow
- type ExportTemplatesParams
- type ExportTemplatesRow
- type ExportTenantsParams
- type ExportTenantsRow
- type ExportTombstonesParams
- type ExportTombstonesRow
- type ExportWebhookSubscriptionsParams
- type ExportWebhookSubscriptionsRow
- type ExportWorkItemsParams
- type ExportWorkItemsRow
- type ExtendDataSubjectRequestParams
- type ExtendSessionParams
- type FieldClock
- type FieldClocksOfParams
- type FieldClocksOfRow
- type FindAccessTokenByHashRow
- type FindAccessTokenRow
- type FindAccountByEmailForPasswordRow
- type FindAccountByEmailRow
- type FindAccountByProviderSubjectParams
- type FindAccountByProviderSubjectRow
- type FindAccountByRedemptionHashRow
- type FindAccountBySignInNameRow
- type FindAccountForPasswordRow
- type FindAccountForSignInParams
- type FindAccountForSignInRow
- type FindAccountRow
- type FindAddressRequestByHashRow
- type FindAiProviderKeyRow
- type FindAiProviderRow
- type FindAiRequestRow
- type FindArrivalPendingByHashRow
- type FindAuthAttemptRow
- type FindAutoAssignPolicyParams
- type FindAutomationRuleByInboundTokenRow
- type FindAutomationRuleRow
- type FindBackupRunRow
- type FindBackupTargetCredentialRow
- type FindBackupTargetRow
- type FindCalendarFeedByHashRow
- type FindCalendarFeedRow
- type FindCommentRow
- type FindContainerRow
- type FindCustomFieldInScopeParams
- type FindCustomFieldInScopeRow
- type FindCustomFieldRow
- type FindDataSubjectRequestRow
- type FindDeviceRow
- type FindGroupRow
- type FindIdempotencyRecordParams
- type FindIdempotencyRecordRow
- type FindIdentityProviderByIDRow
- type FindIdentityProviderSecretRow
- type FindInstallationPresetRow
- type FindItemRetentionRow
- type FindJobAskerParams
- type FindJobAskerRow
- type FindJobByDedupeKeyParams
- type FindJobParams
- type FindJobRow
- type FindJumbleEntryRow
- type FindJumbleIntakeByTokenRow
- type FindLegalHoldRow
- type FindMailSettingRow
- type FindMailboxRow
- type FindMediaObjectRow
- type FindMediaStorageKeyRow
- type FindMembershipRow
- type FindMfaEnrollmentRow
- type FindNotificationPreferenceParams
- type FindOauthClientRow
- type FindOauthGrantRow
- type FindOfferedAiProviderKeyRow
- type FindOfferedAiProviderRow
- type FindOutboxEventRow
- type FindPasskeyHolderRow
- type FindPendingByHashRow
- type FindPendingByIDRow
- type FindPendingDeliveryOfPushParams
- type FindPlanByNameRow
- type FindPlatformEventRow
- type FindPlatformSubscriptionRow
- type FindPrivateHubAccessRow
- type FindRecurrenceRuleForItemRow
- type FindRefreshTokenByHashRow
- type FindReminderRow
- type FindRestoreRunRow
- type FindRetentionCursorParams
- type FindRetentionCursorRow
- type FindRetentionPolicyRow
- type FindRuleRunRow
- type FindSessionForAuthRow
- type FindStepUpMethodParams
- type FindStructurePresetRow
- type FindSuggestionRow
- type FindSyncOpRow
- type FindTemplateRow
- type FindTenantForAdminRow
- type FindTermsAgreementRow
- type FindVoiceSettingRow
- type FindWebhookSubscriptionRow
- type FindWorkItemByCalendarUIDRow
- type FindWorkItemRow
- type FindWorkItemsRow
- type FindWorkspaceRow
- type FindWorkspaceStructureForShareRow
- type FindWorkspaceStructureForUpdateRow
- type FindWorkspaceStructureRow
- type FinishBackupRunParams
- type FinishImportRunParams
- type FinishRestoreRunParams
- type FinishRetentionRunParams
- type FinishRuleRunParams
- type FirstBucketParams
- type FlattenWorkItemParams
- type ForgetDeviceParams
- type ForgetDeviceRow
- type ForgetOtherQuotaPeriodsParams
- type ForgetRuleOccurrenceParams
- type GiveKudosParams
- type GrantMembershipParams
- type HoldJobParams
- type HoldsTombstoneParams
- type HubsOfRow
- type HubsOpenedForParams
- type IdempotencyKey
- type IdentityProvider
- type ImportAccountGroupMemberParams
- type ImportAccountGroupParams
- type ImportAccountParams
- type ImportActivityEntryParams
- type ImportAutoAssignPolicyParams
- type ImportAutomationRuleParams
- type ImportBucketParams
- type ImportCalendarFeedParams
- type ImportCommentParams
- type ImportConsentRecordParams
- type ImportContainerMilestoneParams
- type ImportContainerParams
- type ImportCustomFieldDefinitionParams
- type ImportItemAttachmentParams
- type ImportItemLabelParams
- type ImportItemMemberParams
- type ImportJumbleEntryParams
- type ImportLabelParams
- type ImportLegalHoldParams
- type ImportMediaObjectParams
- type ImportMembershipParams
- type ImportNotificationPreferenceParams
- type ImportPasskeyParams
- type ImportPrivateHubAccessParams
- type ImportRecurrenceRuleParams
- type ImportReminderParams
- type ImportRetentionPolicyParams
- type ImportRun
- type ImportSavedViewParams
- type ImportSetElementParams
- type ImportStructurePresetParams
- type ImportTemplateParams
- type ImportTenantParams
- type ImportWebhookSubscriptionParams
- type ImportWorkItemParams
- type InsertAccessTokenParams
- type InsertAccountParams
- type InsertAddressRequestParams
- type InsertAuditEntryParams
- type InsertAuditPseudonymParams
- type InsertAutomationRuleParams
- type InsertBackupRunParams
- type InsertBackupScheduleParams
- type InsertBackupTargetParams
- type InsertBucketParams
- type InsertCalendarFeedParams
- type InsertCommentParams
- type InsertConsentRecordParams
- type InsertContainerParams
- type InsertCustomFieldParams
- type InsertDataSubjectRequestParams
- type InsertGroupParams
- type InsertIdentityProviderParams
- type InsertIdentityProviderRow
- type InsertImportRunParams
- type InsertInstallationPresetParams
- type InsertInstanceEventParams
- type InsertItemAttachmentParams
- type InsertJumbleEntryParams
- type InsertLabelParams
- type InsertLegalHoldParams
- type InsertMailReceiptParams
- type InsertMailboxAuthorizationParams
- type InsertMailboxParams
- type InsertManagedAccountParams
- type InsertMediaObjectParams
- type InsertNotificationParams
- type InsertOauthClientParams
- type InsertOauthCodeParams
- type InsertOfferedAiProviderParams
- type InsertOfferedAiProviderRow
- type InsertOidcFlowParams
- type InsertPasskeyChallengeParams
- type InsertPasskeyParams
- type InsertPasskeyProofChallengeParams
- type InsertPasskeySignInChallengeParams
- type InsertPendingCredentialParams
- type InsertPlanParams
- type InsertPlatformDeliveryParams
- type InsertPlatformEventParams
- type InsertPlatformSubscriptionParams
- type InsertPrivateHubAccessParams
- type InsertRecoveredErasureCaseParams
- type InsertRecoveryCodeParams
- type InsertRecurrenceRuleParams
- type InsertRefreshTokenParams
- type InsertReminderParams
- type InsertRestoreRunParams
- type InsertRetentionRuleParams
- type InsertRuleRunParams
- type InsertSavedViewParams
- type InsertSessionParams
- type InsertStructurePresetParams
- type InsertTemplateParams
- type InsertTenantHostParams
- type InsertTenantParams
- type InsertVoiceAliasParams
- type InsertWebhookDeliveryParams
- type InsertWebhookSubscriptionParams
- type InsertWorkItemCopyParams
- type InsertWorkItemParams
- type InstallationPreset
- type InstanceCensusRow
- type InstanceEvent
- type InstanceQuotaDefaultsRow
- type InstanceSetting
- type InstanceSetupCode
- type IssueSetupCodeParams
- type IssueStartPasswordParams
- type ItemAttachment
- type ItemByKeyParams
- type ItemCapabilityProfile
- type ItemContributorsRow
- type ItemKeyRow
- type ItemLabel
- type ItemMember
- type ItemType
- type Job
- type JobQueueDepthRow
- type JournalledDeletionsParams
- type JournalledDeletionsRow
- type JumbleEntry
- type JumbleIntake
- type KeptCommentTextsParams
- type KeptCommentTextsRow
- type Kudo
- type KudosGivenParams
- type KudosOfAccountParams
- type KudosOfAccountRow
- type KudosReceivedParams
- type KudosReceivedRow
- type Label
- type LastAuditAnchorRow
- type LastAuditEntryRow
- type LastSuccessfulBackupPerTargetRow
- type LastWorkItemOrderKeyParams
- type LatestConsentParams
- type LatestConsentRow
- type LatestRuleRunsRow
- type LatestSuccessfulBackupRunRow
- type LeftOutOfWorkspaceRow
- type LegalHold
- type LegalHoldTargetExistsParams
- type LinkAccountIdentityParams
- type ListActivityParams
- type ListActivityRow
- type ListAuditEntriesParams
- type ListAutomationRulesParams
- type ListAutomationRulesRow
- type ListBackupTargetsRow
- type ListCalendarFeedsForAccountRow
- type ListCapabilityProfilesRow
- type ListCollectionsInOrderParams
- type ListCollectionsInOrderRow
- type ListCommentsParams
- type ListCommentsRow
- type ListContainersParams
- type ListContainersRow
- type ListCustomFieldsInScopeRow
- type ListDataSubjectRequestsParams
- type ListDataSubjectRequestsRow
- type ListDevicesOfAccountRow
- type ListDueRemindersParams
- type ListDueRemindersRow
- type ListGroupsParams
- type ListGroupsRow
- type ListIdentityProviderSecretsRow
- type ListIdentityProvidersRow
- type ListInstallationPresetsRow
- type ListItemAttachmentsParams
- type ListItemAttachmentsRow
- type ListJumbleEntriesParams
- type ListJumbleEntriesRow
- type ListLabelsOfItemsRow
- type ListLegalHoldsRow
- type ListMailboxesRow
- type ListMediaReferencingItemsRow
- type ListMembershipsAtScopeParams
- type ListMembershipsAtScopeRow
- type ListOauthClientsRow
- type ListOauthGrantsRow
- type ListOfferedAiProviderSecretsRow
- type ListOfferedAiProvidersRow
- type ListPausedAutomationRulesRow
- type ListPendingRemindersOfItemRow
- type ListPlansRow
- type ListPlatformSubscriptionsRow
- type ListPrivateHubAccessesParams
- type ListPrivateHubsRow
- type ListRemindersOfItemRow
- type ListRuleRunsParams
- type ListRuleRunsRow
- type ListSavedViewsReachableParams
- type ListSetElementsParams
- type ListSetElementsRow
- type ListStructureHeirsParams
- type ListStructureHeirsRow
- type ListStructurePresetsOfferedRow
- type ListSuggestionsParams
- type ListSuggestionsRow
- type ListSystemCapabilityProfilesRow
- type ListTemplatesInScopesParams
- type ListTemplatesInScopesRow
- type ListTenantHostsRow
- type ListTenantStorageKeysParams
- type ListTrashParams
- type ListTrashRow
- type ListVoiceAliasesRow
- type ListWebhookSubscriptionsRow
- type ListWorkItemsParams
- type ListWorkItemsRow
- type LockAccountForAddressRow
- type LockAccountStatusRow
- type LockAutoAssignPolicyParams
- type LockHubOfRow
- type MailReceipt
- type MailSetting
- type Mailbox
- type MailboxAuthorization
- type MarkEventsDispatchedParams
- type MarkItemsForRetentionParams
- type MarkMediaOrphansParams
- type MarkPasskeyUsedParams
- type MarkQuotaReachedParams
- type MediaObject
- type MediaUploadedByRow
- type Membership
- type MembershipRole
- type MembershipScope
- type MembershipsAlongPathParams
- type MembershipsAlongPathRow
- type MembershipsOfGroupRow
- type MilestonesOfRow
- type MintAddressTokenParams
- type MintAddressTokenRow
- type MoveItemsBetweenBucketsParams
- type MoveWorkItemSubtreeParams
- type NarrowSuggestionParams
- type Notification
- type NotificationPreference
- type NullAccountKind
- type NullAccountStatus
- type NullContainerType
- type NullItemType
- type NullMembershipRole
- type NullMembershipScope
- type NullTenantStatus
- type OauthClient
- type OauthCode
- type OauthGrant
- type OidcFlow
- type OidcFlowLiveParams
- type OpenTenantPasswordParams
- type Operator
- type OperatorRegisterStateRow
- type OperatorRosterRow
- type OrderKeyNeighboursParams
- type OrderKeyNeighboursRow
- type OutboxEvent
- type OverdueRequestCountRow
- type PageInstanceJournalParams
- type PendingErasureKeptRow
- type Plan
- type PlanOfWorkspaceRow
- type PlanSetting
- type PlanWorkspaceCountsRow
- type PlatformDeliveriesParams
- type PlatformDelivery
- type PlatformEvent
- type PlatformEventsAfterParams
- type PlatformEventsAfterRow
- type PlatformSubscription
- type PollOutboxEventsParams
- type PollOutboxEventsRow
- type PrivacyIncident
- type PrivateHubAccess
- type PurgeFinishedJobsParams
- type PutAiRequestParams
- type PutInstanceSettingParams
- type PutPlanSettingParams
- type Queries
- func (q *Queries) AcceptInvitation(ctx context.Context, arg AcceptInvitationParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) AccessTokensForAccount(ctx context.Context, accountID pgtype.UUID) ([]AccessTokensForAccountRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) AccountGroupExists(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (bool, error)
- func (q *Queries) AccountHasIdentity(ctx context.Context, accountID pgtype.UUID) (bool, error)
- func (q *Queries) AccountIdentities(ctx context.Context, accountID pgtype.UUID) ([]AccountIdentitiesRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) AccountIdentityProviders(ctx context.Context, accountID pgtype.UUID) ([]pgtype.UUID, error)
- func (q *Queries) AccountsOfKind(ctx context.Context, kind AccountKind) ([]AccountsOfKindRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ActingAccountExists(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (bool, error)
- func (q *Queries) ActivateFirstOwner(ctx context.Context, arg ActivateFirstOwnerParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ActiveLegalHolds(ctx context.Context) ([]ActiveLegalHoldsRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ActivePlatformSubscriptionIDs(ctx context.Context) ([]pgtype.UUID, error)
- func (q *Queries) AddGroupMember(ctx context.Context, arg AddGroupMemberParams) error
- func (q *Queries) AddItemLabel(ctx context.Context, arg AddItemLabelParams) error
- func (q *Queries) AddItemMember(ctx context.Context, arg AddItemMemberParams) error
- func (q *Queries) AddUsage(ctx context.Context, arg AddUsageParams) error
- func (q *Queries) AdjustMediaRefCount(ctx context.Context, arg AdjustMediaRefCountParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) AdminTenants(ctx context.Context) ([]AdminTenantsRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) AdminUsage(ctx context.Context, arg AdminUsageParams) ([]AdminUsageRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) AdministratorsAlongPath(ctx context.Context, arg AdministratorsAlongPathParams) ([]pgtype.UUID, error)
- func (q *Queries) AdvanceInstanceLevelVersion(ctx context.Context, arg AdvanceInstanceLevelVersionParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) AdvanceRecurrenceWatermark(ctx context.Context, arg AdvanceRecurrenceWatermarkParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) AdvanceSyncEpoch(ctx context.Context) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) AiNoticedAt(ctx context.Context, accountID pgtype.UUID) (pgtype.Timestamptz, error)
- func (q *Queries) AnonymiseAccount(ctx context.Context, arg AnonymiseAccountParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) AnyPlanEver(ctx context.Context) (bool, error)
- func (q *Queries) AppendOutboxEvent(ctx context.Context, arg AppendOutboxEventParams) error
- func (q *Queries) AppendPasswordHistory(ctx context.Context, arg AppendPasswordHistoryParams) error
- func (q *Queries) AppliedSchemaVersions(ctx context.Context) ([]int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ArchiveItemsForRetention(ctx context.Context, arg ArchiveItemsForRetentionParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ArchiveTenantUsage(ctx context.Context) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) AuditHashAt(ctx context.Context, seq int64) ([]byte, error)
- func (q *Queries) AuditPseudonyms(ctx context.Context, actorIds []pgtype.UUID) ([]AuditPseudonymsRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) AutomationRulesSealedNotUnder(ctx context.Context, keyID string) ([]AutomationRulesSealedNotUnderRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) AutomationsRunningAs(ctx context.Context, accountID pgtype.UUID) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) BackupTargetCredentialsNotUnder(ctx context.Context, keyID *string) ([]BackupTargetCredentialsNotUnderRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) BlockErasureKept(ctx context.Context, arg BlockErasureKeptParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) BlockItemsForRetention(ctx context.Context, arg BlockItemsForRetentionParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) BucketExists(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (bool, error)
- func (q *Queries) BucketOrderKeyNeighbours(ctx context.Context, arg BucketOrderKeyNeighboursParams) (BucketOrderKeyNeighboursRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) BumpRuleFailure(ctx context.Context, arg BumpRuleFailureParams) (int32, error)
- func (q *Queries) BurnRecoveryCode(ctx context.Context, arg BurnRecoveryCodeParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) CallJobsSealedNotUnder(ctx context.Context, keyID string) ([]CallJobsSealedNotUnderRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) CancelJob(ctx context.Context, arg CancelJobParams) (CancelJobRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) CancelTenantDeletion(ctx context.Context, now pgtype.Timestamptz) (TenantStatus, error)
- func (q *Queries) CarryOverRetentionPolicy(ctx context.Context, arg CarryOverRetentionPolicyParams) error
- func (q *Queries) ChildCompletion(ctx context.Context, parentID pgtype.UUID) (ChildCompletionRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ClaimDueRuleOccurrences(ctx context.Context, arg ClaimDueRuleOccurrencesParams) ([]ClaimDueRuleOccurrencesRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ClaimDueSoonItems(ctx context.Context, arg ClaimDueSoonItemsParams) ([]ClaimDueSoonItemsRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ClaimEventConsumption(ctx context.Context, arg ClaimEventConsumptionParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ClaimImportRun(ctx context.Context, arg ClaimImportRunParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ClaimJobs(ctx context.Context, arg ClaimJobsParams) ([]ClaimJobsRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ClaimOverdueItems(ctx context.Context, arg ClaimOverdueItemsParams) ([]ClaimOverdueItemsRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ClaimPendingEvents(ctx context.Context, batchSize int32) ([]ClaimPendingEventsRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ClaimRestoreRun(ctx context.Context, arg ClaimRestoreRunParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ClaimRulesToMaterialize(ctx context.Context, arg ClaimRulesToMaterializeParams) ([]ClaimRulesToMaterializeRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ClaimSetupCode(ctx context.Context, arg ClaimSetupCodeParams) (string, error)
- func (q *Queries) ClearAccount(ctx context.Context) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ClearAccountGroup(ctx context.Context) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ClearAccountGroupMember(ctx context.Context) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ClearActivityEntry(ctx context.Context) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ClearAssignmentsOn(ctx context.Context, arg ClearAssignmentsOnParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ClearAuthAttempt(ctx context.Context, subjectHash []byte) error
- func (q *Queries) ClearAutoAssignPolicy(ctx context.Context) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ClearAutomationRule(ctx context.Context) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ClearBucket(ctx context.Context) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ClearCalendarFeed(ctx context.Context) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ClearComment(ctx context.Context) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ClearCommentTexts(ctx context.Context, ids []pgtype.UUID) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ClearConsentRecord(ctx context.Context) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ClearContainer(ctx context.Context) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ClearContainerMilestone(ctx context.Context) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ClearCustomFieldDefinition(ctx context.Context) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ClearForeignSubtreeBuckets(ctx context.Context, arg ClearForeignSubtreeBucketsParams) ([]ClearForeignSubtreeBucketsRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ClearForeignSubtreeLabels(ctx context.Context, arg ClearForeignSubtreeLabelsParams) ([]ClearForeignSubtreeLabelsRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ClearInstallationDefault(ctx context.Context, arg ClearInstallationDefaultParams) error
- func (q *Queries) ClearItemAttachment(ctx context.Context) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ClearItemLabel(ctx context.Context) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ClearItemMember(ctx context.Context) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ClearItemRetention(ctx context.Context, arg ClearItemRetentionParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ClearJumbleEntry(ctx context.Context) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ClearLabel(ctx context.Context) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ClearLegalHold(ctx context.Context) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ClearMediaObject(ctx context.Context) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ClearMembership(ctx context.Context) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ClearNotificationPreference(ctx context.Context) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ClearPasskeys(ctx context.Context) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ClearPlanSettings(ctx context.Context, planID pgtype.UUID) error
- func (q *Queries) ClearPrivateHubAccess(ctx context.Context) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ClearQuotaReached(ctx context.Context, quota string) error
- func (q *Queries) ClearRecurrenceRule(ctx context.Context) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ClearReminder(ctx context.Context) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ClearRetentionCursor(ctx context.Context, arg ClearRetentionCursorParams) error
- func (q *Queries) ClearRetentionMarksOfRule(ctx context.Context, arg ClearRetentionMarksOfRuleParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ClearRetentionPolicy(ctx context.Context) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ClearRuleFailure(ctx context.Context, arg ClearRuleFailureParams) error
- func (q *Queries) ClearRuleFailures(ctx context.Context, ids []pgtype.UUID) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ClearSavedView(ctx context.Context) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ClearSetElement(ctx context.Context) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ClearStructurePreset(ctx context.Context) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ClearTemplate(ctx context.Context) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ClearWebhookSubscription(ctx context.Context) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ClearWorkItem(ctx context.Context) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) CloseArchivedUsage(ctx context.Context) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) CloseStarter(ctx context.Context, at pgtype.Timestamptz) error
- func (q *Queries) CloseTenantPassword(ctx context.Context, arg CloseTenantPasswordParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) CollectionByHandle(ctx context.Context, handle *string) (pgtype.UUID, error)
- func (q *Queries) CollectionEntryShapes(ctx context.Context, arg CollectionEntryShapesParams) ([]CollectionEntryShapesRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) CompleteIdempotencyRecord(ctx context.Context, arg CompleteIdempotencyRecordParams) error
- func (q *Queries) CompleteJob(ctx context.Context, arg CompleteJobParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) CompleteReappliedErasure(ctx context.Context, arg CompleteReappliedErasureParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ConfirmAccountAddress(ctx context.Context, arg ConfirmAccountAddressParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ConfirmMfaEnrollment(ctx context.Context, arg ConfirmMfaEnrollmentParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ConsumeConnectOidcFlow(ctx context.Context, arg ConsumeConnectOidcFlowParams) (ConsumeConnectOidcFlowRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ConsumeOauthCode(ctx context.Context, arg ConsumeOauthCodeParams) (ConsumeOauthCodeRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ConsumeOidcFlow(ctx context.Context, arg ConsumeOidcFlowParams) (ConsumeOidcFlowRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ConsumePasskeyChallenge(ctx context.Context, arg ConsumePasskeyChallengeParams) (ConsumePasskeyChallengeRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ConsumePasskeyProofChallenge(ctx context.Context, arg ConsumePasskeyProofChallengeParams) (ConsumePasskeyProofChallengeRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ConsumePasskeySignInChallenge(ctx context.Context, arg ConsumePasskeySignInChallengeParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ConsumePendingCredential(ctx context.Context, arg ConsumePendingCredentialParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ConsumeStepUp(ctx context.Context, arg ConsumeStepUpParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ConsumeStepUpOidcFlow(ctx context.Context, arg ConsumeStepUpOidcFlowParams) (ConsumeStepUpOidcFlowRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ContainerExists(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (bool, error)
- func (q *Queries) ContainerOrderKeyNeighbours(ctx context.Context, arg ContainerOrderKeyNeighboursParams) (ContainerOrderKeyNeighboursRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) CountAccountsWithoutIdentityAt(ctx context.Context, providerIds []pgtype.UUID) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) CountAgedSyncOps(ctx context.Context, arg CountAgedSyncOpsParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) CountAgedTombstones(ctx context.Context, arg CountAgedTombstonesParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) CountAuthFailure(ctx context.Context, arg CountAuthFailureParams) (int32, error)
- func (q *Queries) CountBackupTargets(ctx context.Context) (CountBackupTargetsRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) CountDispatchedEvents(ctx context.Context, arg CountDispatchedEventsParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) CountExpiredIdempotencyKeys(ctx context.Context, arg CountExpiredIdempotencyKeysParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) CountExpiredJumbleEntries(ctx context.Context, arg CountExpiredJumbleEntriesParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) CountExpiredMailReceipts(ctx context.Context, arg CountExpiredMailReceiptsParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) CountExpiredNotifications(ctx context.Context, arg CountExpiredNotificationsParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) CountExpiredSessions(ctx context.Context, arg CountExpiredSessionsParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) CountExpiredSuggestions(ctx context.Context, arg CountExpiredSuggestionsParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) CountExpiredWebhookDeliveries(ctx context.Context, arg CountExpiredWebhookDeliveriesParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) CountFigureDays(ctx context.Context, arg CountFigureDaysParams) ([]CountFigureDaysRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) CountFigureDue(ctx context.Context, arg CountFigureDueParams) ([]CountFigureDueRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) CountFigureFlow(ctx context.Context, arg CountFigureFlowParams) ([]CountFigureFlowRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) CountFigureOpen(ctx context.Context, arg CountFigureOpenParams) ([]CountFigureOpenRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) CountFigureProgress(ctx context.Context, arg CountFigureProgressParams) ([]CountFigureProgressRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) CountIdentityProviders(ctx context.Context) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) CountInstallationPresets(ctx context.Context) (int32, error)
- func (q *Queries) CountInstallationSealedValuesByStoreAndKey(ctx context.Context) ([]CountInstallationSealedValuesByStoreAndKeyRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) CountIntakeOf(ctx context.Context, accountID pgtype.UUID) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) CountLiveTenantExports(ctx context.Context) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) CountMailReceiptsFrom(ctx context.Context, arg CountMailReceiptsFromParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) CountMailboxes(ctx context.Context) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) CountOpenItemsByAssignee(ctx context.Context, accountIds []pgtype.UUID) ([]CountOpenItemsByAssigneeRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) CountOpenOccurrences(ctx context.Context, recurrenceRuleID pgtype.UUID) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) CountPasskeys(ctx context.Context, accountID pgtype.UUID) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) CountPendingEvents(ctx context.Context) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) CountPeople(ctx context.Context) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) CountPlatformDeadLetters(ctx context.Context) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) CountRecoveryCodes(ctx context.Context, accountID pgtype.UUID) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) CountRemindersOfItem(ctx context.Context, itemID pgtype.UUID) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) CountRetainedDescendants(ctx context.Context, arg CountRetainedDescendantsParams) ([]CountRetainedDescendantsRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) CountRetentionCandidatesByArchivedAt(ctx context.Context, arg CountRetentionCandidatesByArchivedAtParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) CountRetentionCandidatesByCompletedAt(ctx context.Context, arg CountRetentionCandidatesByCompletedAtParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) CountRetentionCandidatesByDeletedAt(ctx context.Context, arg CountRetentionCandidatesByDeletedAtParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) CountRetentionScope(ctx context.Context, arg CountRetentionScopeParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) CountRunsSince(ctx context.Context, arg CountRunsSinceParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) CountSchedulesForTarget(ctx context.Context, targetID pgtype.UUID) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) CountSealedValuesByStoreAndKey(ctx context.Context) ([]CountSealedValuesByStoreAndKeyRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) CountStaleDevices(ctx context.Context, arg CountStaleDevicesParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) CountStaleSearchDocuments(ctx context.Context) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) CountStructurePresets(ctx context.Context, arg CountStructurePresetsParams) (int32, error)
- func (q *Queries) CountTenantFootprint(ctx context.Context) (CountTenantFootprintRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) CountTenantItems(ctx context.Context) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) CountTenantPeople(ctx context.Context) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) CountTenantRunsSince(ctx context.Context, since pgtype.Timestamptz) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) CountWebhookTargets(ctx context.Context) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) CurrentSyncEpoch(ctx context.Context) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) DeadLetterJob(ctx context.Context, arg DeadLetterJobParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) DecideSuggestion(ctx context.Context, arg DecideSuggestionParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) DefaultInstallationPreset(ctx context.Context) (DefaultInstallationPresetRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) DeleteAccount(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) DeleteAccountPending(ctx context.Context, accountID pgtype.UUID) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) DeleteAgedSyncOps(ctx context.Context, arg DeleteAgedSyncOpsParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) DeleteAgedTombstones(ctx context.Context, arg DeleteAgedTombstonesParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) DeleteAiDraftsOfAccount(ctx context.Context, accountID pgtype.UUID) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) DeleteAiProvider(ctx context.Context) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) DeleteAiRequest(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) DeleteAiRequestsOfAccount(ctx context.Context, accountID pgtype.UUID) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) DeleteAutoAssignPolicy(ctx context.Context, arg DeleteAutoAssignPolicyParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) DeleteBackupSchedule(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) DeleteBackupTarget(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) DeleteCommentsOf(ctx context.Context, arg DeleteCommentsOfParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) DeleteCredentialsOfAccount(ctx context.Context, accountID pgtype.UUID) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) DeleteDevicesOfAccount(ctx context.Context, accountID pgtype.UUID) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) DeleteDispatchedEvents(ctx context.Context, arg DeleteDispatchedEventsParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) DeleteExpiredAiRequests(ctx context.Context, arg DeleteExpiredAiRequestsParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) DeleteExpiredConsumption(ctx context.Context, arg DeleteExpiredConsumptionParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) DeleteExpiredIdempotencyKeys(ctx context.Context, arg DeleteExpiredIdempotencyKeysParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) DeleteExpiredJumbleEntries(ctx context.Context, arg DeleteExpiredJumbleEntriesParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) DeleteExpiredMailReceipts(ctx context.Context, arg DeleteExpiredMailReceiptsParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) DeleteExpiredMailboxAuthorizations(ctx context.Context, now pgtype.Timestamptz) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) DeleteExpiredNotifications(ctx context.Context, arg DeleteExpiredNotificationsParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) DeleteExpiredOauthCodes(ctx context.Context, arg DeleteExpiredOauthCodesParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) DeleteExpiredOidcFlows(ctx context.Context, arg DeleteExpiredOidcFlowsParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) DeleteExpiredPending(ctx context.Context, arg DeleteExpiredPendingParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) DeleteExpiredPlatformDeliveries(ctx context.Context, arg DeleteExpiredPlatformDeliveriesParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) DeleteExpiredPlatformEvents(ctx context.Context, arg DeleteExpiredPlatformEventsParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) DeleteExpiredSessions(ctx context.Context, arg DeleteExpiredSessionsParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) DeleteExpiredSuggestions(ctx context.Context, arg DeleteExpiredSuggestionsParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) DeleteExpiredWebhookDeliveries(ctx context.Context, arg DeleteExpiredWebhookDeliveriesParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) DeleteFeedsOfAccount(ctx context.Context, accountID pgtype.UUID) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) DeleteGroup(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) DeleteIdentityProvider(ctx context.Context, arg DeleteIdentityProviderParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) DeleteInstallationPreset(ctx context.Context, arg DeleteInstallationPresetParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) DeleteInstanceSettingsExcept(ctx context.Context, arg DeleteInstanceSettingsExceptParams) error
- func (q *Queries) DeleteItemAttachment(ctx context.Context, arg DeleteItemAttachmentParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) DeleteKudosOfAccount(ctx context.Context, accountID pgtype.UUID) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) DeleteMailbox(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) DeleteMediaObject(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) DeleteMediaObjectRow(ctx context.Context, arg DeleteMediaObjectRowParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) DeleteNotificationsOfAccount(ctx context.Context, accountID pgtype.UUID) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) DeleteOauthClient(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) DeleteOfferedAiProvider(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) DeletePasskeysOfAccount(ctx context.Context, accountID pgtype.UUID) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) DeletePlatformSubscription(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) DeleteRecoveryCodes(ctx context.Context, accountID pgtype.UUID) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) DeleteRecurrenceRule(ctx context.Context, arg DeleteRecurrenceRuleParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) DeleteReminder(ctx context.Context, arg DeleteReminderParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) DeleteRetentionRule(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) DeleteSavedView(ctx context.Context, arg DeleteSavedViewParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) DeleteStaleDevices(ctx context.Context, arg DeleteStaleDevicesParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) DeleteStructurePreset(ctx context.Context, arg DeleteStructurePresetParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) DeleteTenantAutomationRules(ctx context.Context) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) DeleteTenantCollections(ctx context.Context) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) DeleteTenantHubs(ctx context.Context) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) DeleteTenantIdempotency(ctx context.Context) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) DeleteTenantJobs(ctx context.Context, keepID pgtype.UUID) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) DeleteTenantMediaRows(ctx context.Context) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) DeleteTenantOutbox(ctx context.Context, batch int32) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) DeleteTenantRestoreRuns(ctx context.Context) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) DeleteTenantRetentionRules(ctx context.Context) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) DeleteVoiceAliases(ctx context.Context) error
- func (q *Queries) DeleteWebhookSubscription(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) DeletedTemplates(ctx context.Context, arg DeletedTemplatesParams) ([]DeletedTemplatesRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) DisableAllAutomationRules(ctx context.Context, now pgtype.Timestamptz) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) DisableBrokenRule(ctx context.Context, arg DisableBrokenRuleParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) DisableFailingRule(ctx context.Context, arg DisableFailingRuleParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) DisableMfa(ctx context.Context, accountID pgtype.UUID) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) DiscardIntakeOf(ctx context.Context, accountID pgtype.UUID) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) DiscardUnbackedRecoveryCodes(ctx context.Context, accountID pgtype.UUID) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) DismissOperator(ctx context.Context, accountID pgtype.UUID) (string, error)
- func (q *Queries) DropAgedAuditPartitions(ctx context.Context, defaultDays int32) ([]DropAgedAuditPartitionsRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) DropAgedStreamPartitions(ctx context.Context, arg DropAgedStreamPartitionsParams) ([]DropAgedStreamPartitionsRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) DueAutomationRules(ctx context.Context, arg DueAutomationRulesParams) ([]DueAutomationRulesRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) DueBackupSchedules(ctx context.Context, arg DueBackupSchedulesParams) ([]BackupSchedule, error)
- func (q *Queries) ElevateSession(ctx context.Context, arg ElevateSessionParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) EmergencyNoticesFor(ctx context.Context, arg EmergencyNoticesForParams) ([]PrivateHubAccess, error)
- func (q *Queries) EndInvitationOfAccount(ctx context.Context, arg EndInvitationOfAccountParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) EnlistOperator(ctx context.Context, arg EnlistOperatorParams) (string, error)
- func (q *Queries) EnqueueJob(ctx context.Context, arg EnqueueJobParams) ([]pgtype.UUID, error)
- func (q *Queries) EnsureAuditPartition(ctx context.Context, month pgtype.Date) (string, error)
- func (q *Queries) EnsureRetentionPolicy(ctx context.Context, arg EnsureRetentionPolicyParams) error
- func (q *Queries) EnsureStreamPartition(ctx context.Context, arg EnsureStreamPartitionParams) (string, error)
- func (q *Queries) EntriesHiddenBelow(ctx context.Context, ids []pgtype.UUID) ([]EntriesHiddenBelowRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) EqualMembership(ctx context.Context, arg EqualMembershipParams) (EqualMembershipRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) EraseErasureKept(ctx context.Context, arg EraseErasureKeptParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ErasureContributions(ctx context.Context, accountID pgtype.UUID) ([]ErasureContributionsRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ErasureKeepsAccount(ctx context.Context, accountID pgtype.UUID) (bool, error)
- func (q *Queries) ErasureKeptOf(ctx context.Context, requestIds []pgtype.UUID) ([]ErasureKeptOfRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ExclusiveLegalHolds(ctx context.Context) error
- func (q *Queries) ExpireBackupRun(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) error
- func (q *Queries) ExpiredTrashContainers(ctx context.Context, arg ExpiredTrashContainersParams) ([]ExpiredTrashContainersRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ExpiredTrashItems(ctx context.Context, arg ExpiredTrashItemsParams) ([]ExpiredTrashItemsRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ExportAccountGroupMembers(ctx context.Context, arg ExportAccountGroupMembersParams) ([]ExportAccountGroupMembersRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ExportAccountGroups(ctx context.Context, arg ExportAccountGroupsParams) ([]ExportAccountGroupsRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ExportAccounts(ctx context.Context, arg ExportAccountsParams) ([]ExportAccountsRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ExportActivityEntries(ctx context.Context, arg ExportActivityEntriesParams) ([]ExportActivityEntriesRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ExportAudit(ctx context.Context, arg ExportAuditParams) ([]ExportAuditRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ExportAutoAssignPolicies(ctx context.Context, arg ExportAutoAssignPoliciesParams) ([]ExportAutoAssignPoliciesRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ExportAutomationRules(ctx context.Context, arg ExportAutomationRulesParams) ([]ExportAutomationRulesRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ExportBuckets(ctx context.Context, arg ExportBucketsParams) ([]ExportBucketsRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ExportCalendarFeeds(ctx context.Context, arg ExportCalendarFeedsParams) ([]ExportCalendarFeedsRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ExportComments(ctx context.Context, arg ExportCommentsParams) ([]ExportCommentsRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ExportConsentRecords(ctx context.Context, arg ExportConsentRecordsParams) ([]ExportConsentRecordsRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ExportContainerMilestones(ctx context.Context, arg ExportContainerMilestonesParams) ([]ExportContainerMilestonesRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ExportContainers(ctx context.Context, arg ExportContainersParams) ([]ExportContainersRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ExportCustomFieldDefinitions(ctx context.Context, arg ExportCustomFieldDefinitionsParams) ([]ExportCustomFieldDefinitionsRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ExportItemAttachments(ctx context.Context, arg ExportItemAttachmentsParams) ([]ExportItemAttachmentsRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ExportItemLabels(ctx context.Context, arg ExportItemLabelsParams) ([]ExportItemLabelsRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ExportItemMembers(ctx context.Context, arg ExportItemMembersParams) ([]ExportItemMembersRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ExportJumbleEntries(ctx context.Context, arg ExportJumbleEntriesParams) ([]ExportJumbleEntriesRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ExportLabels(ctx context.Context, arg ExportLabelsParams) ([]ExportLabelsRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ExportLegalHolds(ctx context.Context, arg ExportLegalHoldsParams) ([]ExportLegalHoldsRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ExportMediaObjects(ctx context.Context, arg ExportMediaObjectsParams) ([]ExportMediaObjectsRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ExportMemberships(ctx context.Context, arg ExportMembershipsParams) ([]ExportMembershipsRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ExportNotificationPreferences(ctx context.Context, arg ExportNotificationPreferencesParams) ([]ExportNotificationPreferencesRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ExportPasskeys(ctx context.Context, arg ExportPasskeysParams) ([]ExportPasskeysRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ExportPrivateHubAccesses(ctx context.Context, arg ExportPrivateHubAccessesParams) ([]ExportPrivateHubAccessesRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ExportRecurrenceRules(ctx context.Context, arg ExportRecurrenceRulesParams) ([]ExportRecurrenceRulesRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ExportReminders(ctx context.Context, arg ExportRemindersParams) ([]ExportRemindersRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ExportRetentionPolicies(ctx context.Context, arg ExportRetentionPoliciesParams) ([]ExportRetentionPoliciesRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ExportSavedViews(ctx context.Context, arg ExportSavedViewsParams) ([]ExportSavedViewsRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ExportSetElements(ctx context.Context, arg ExportSetElementsParams) ([]ExportSetElementsRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ExportStructurePresets(ctx context.Context, arg ExportStructurePresetsParams) ([]ExportStructurePresetsRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ExportTemplates(ctx context.Context, arg ExportTemplatesParams) ([]ExportTemplatesRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ExportTenants(ctx context.Context, arg ExportTenantsParams) ([]ExportTenantsRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ExportTombstones(ctx context.Context, arg ExportTombstonesParams) ([]ExportTombstonesRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ExportWebhookSubscriptions(ctx context.Context, arg ExportWebhookSubscriptionsParams) ([]ExportWebhookSubscriptionsRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ExportWorkItems(ctx context.Context, arg ExportWorkItemsParams) ([]ExportWorkItemsRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ExtendDataSubjectRequest(ctx context.Context, arg ExtendDataSubjectRequestParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ExtendSession(ctx context.Context, arg ExtendSessionParams) error
- func (q *Queries) FieldClocksOf(ctx context.Context, arg FieldClocksOfParams) ([]FieldClocksOfRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindAccessToken(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (FindAccessTokenRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindAccessTokenByHash(ctx context.Context, tokenHash []byte) (FindAccessTokenByHashRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindAccount(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (FindAccountRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindAccountByEmail(ctx context.Context, email string) (FindAccountByEmailRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindAccountByEmailForPassword(ctx context.Context, email string) (FindAccountByEmailForPasswordRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindAccountByProviderSubject(ctx context.Context, arg FindAccountByProviderSubjectParams) (FindAccountByProviderSubjectRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindAccountByRedemptionHash(ctx context.Context, tokenHash []byte) (FindAccountByRedemptionHashRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindAccountBySignInName(ctx context.Context, signInName *string) (FindAccountBySignInNameRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindAccountForPassword(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (FindAccountForPasswordRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindAccountForSignIn(ctx context.Context, arg FindAccountForSignInParams) (FindAccountForSignInRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindAddressRequestByHash(ctx context.Context, tokenHash []byte) (FindAddressRequestByHashRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindAiProvider(ctx context.Context) (FindAiProviderRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindAiProviderKey(ctx context.Context) (FindAiProviderKeyRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindAiRequest(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (FindAiRequestRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindAiSource(ctx context.Context) (AiSource, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindArrivalPendingByHash(ctx context.Context, tokenHash []byte) (FindArrivalPendingByHashRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindAuthAttempt(ctx context.Context, subjectHash []byte) (FindAuthAttemptRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindAutoAssignPolicy(ctx context.Context, arg FindAutoAssignPolicyParams) (AutoAssignPolicy, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindAutomationRule(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (FindAutomationRuleRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindAutomationRuleByInboundToken(ctx context.Context, tokenHash []byte) (FindAutomationRuleByInboundTokenRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindBackupRun(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (FindBackupRunRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindBackupSchedule(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (BackupSchedule, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindBackupTarget(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (FindBackupTargetRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindBackupTargetCredential(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (FindBackupTargetCredentialRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindBucket(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (Bucket, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindCalendarFeed(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (FindCalendarFeedRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindCalendarFeedByHash(ctx context.Context, tokenHash []byte) (FindCalendarFeedByHashRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindComment(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (FindCommentRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindContainer(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (FindContainerRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindCustomField(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (FindCustomFieldRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindCustomFieldInScope(ctx context.Context, arg FindCustomFieldInScopeParams) (FindCustomFieldInScopeRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindDataSubjectRequest(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (FindDataSubjectRequestRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindDevice(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (FindDeviceRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindGroup(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (FindGroupRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindIdempotencyRecord(ctx context.Context, arg FindIdempotencyRecordParams) (FindIdempotencyRecordRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindIdentityProviderByID(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (FindIdentityProviderByIDRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindIdentityProviderSecret(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (FindIdentityProviderSecretRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindImportRun(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (ImportRun, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindInstallationPreset(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (FindInstallationPresetRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindItemRetention(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (FindItemRetentionRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindJob(ctx context.Context, arg FindJobParams) (FindJobRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindJobAsker(ctx context.Context, arg FindJobAskerParams) (FindJobAskerRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindJobByDedupeKey(ctx context.Context, arg FindJobByDedupeKeyParams) (pgtype.UUID, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindJumbleEntry(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (FindJumbleEntryRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindJumbleIntake(ctx context.Context) (pgtype.Timestamptz, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindJumbleIntakeByToken(ctx context.Context, tokenHash []byte) (FindJumbleIntakeByTokenRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindLabel(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (Label, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindLegalHold(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (FindLegalHoldRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindMailSetting(ctx context.Context) (FindMailSettingRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindMailbox(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (FindMailboxRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindMediaObject(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (FindMediaObjectRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindMediaStorageKey(ctx context.Context, checksum string) (FindMediaStorageKeyRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindMembership(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (FindMembershipRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindMfaEnrollment(ctx context.Context, accountID pgtype.UUID) (FindMfaEnrollmentRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindNotification(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (Notification, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindNotificationPreference(ctx context.Context, arg FindNotificationPreferenceParams) (NotificationPreference, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindOauthClient(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (FindOauthClientRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindOauthGrant(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (FindOauthGrantRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindOfferedAiProvider(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (FindOfferedAiProviderRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindOfferedAiProviderKey(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (FindOfferedAiProviderKeyRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindOutboxEvent(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (FindOutboxEventRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindPasskeyHolder(ctx context.Context, credentialID []byte) (FindPasskeyHolderRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindPasswordHash(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (*string, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindPendingByHash(ctx context.Context, tokenHash []byte) (FindPendingByHashRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindPendingByID(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (FindPendingByIDRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindPendingDeliveryOfPush(ctx context.Context, arg FindPendingDeliveryOfPushParams) (WebhookDelivery, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindPlanByName(ctx context.Context, name string) (FindPlanByNameRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindPlatformDelivery(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (PlatformDelivery, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindPlatformEvent(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (FindPlatformEventRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindPlatformSubscription(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (FindPlatformSubscriptionRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindPrivateHubAccess(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (FindPrivateHubAccessRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindRecurrenceRuleForItem(ctx context.Context, sourceItemID pgtype.UUID) (FindRecurrenceRuleForItemRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindRefreshTokenByHash(ctx context.Context, tokenHash []byte) (FindRefreshTokenByHashRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindReminder(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (FindReminderRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindRestoreRun(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (FindRestoreRunRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindRetentionCursor(ctx context.Context, arg FindRetentionCursorParams) (FindRetentionCursorRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindRetentionPolicy(ctx context.Context, dataKind string) (FindRetentionPolicyRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindRetentionRule(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (RetentionRule, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindRuleRun(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (FindRuleRunRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindSavedView(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (SavedView, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindSessionForAuth(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (FindSessionForAuthRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindStepUpMethod(ctx context.Context, arg FindStepUpMethodParams) (*string, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindStructurePreset(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (FindStructurePresetRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindSuggestion(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (FindSuggestionRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindSyncOp(ctx context.Context, opID pgtype.UUID) (FindSyncOpRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindTemplate(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (FindTemplateRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindTenantForAdmin(ctx context.Context) (FindTenantForAdminRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindTermsAgreement(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (FindTermsAgreementRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindVoiceSetting(ctx context.Context) (FindVoiceSettingRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindWebhookDelivery(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (WebhookDelivery, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindWebhookSubscription(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (FindWebhookSubscriptionRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindWorkItem(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (FindWorkItemRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindWorkItemByCalendarUID(ctx context.Context, calendarUid string) (FindWorkItemByCalendarUIDRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindWorkItems(ctx context.Context, ids []pgtype.UUID) ([]FindWorkItemsRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindWorkspace(ctx context.Context) (FindWorkspaceRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindWorkspaceName(ctx context.Context) (string, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindWorkspaceStructure(ctx context.Context) (FindWorkspaceStructureRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindWorkspaceStructureForShare(ctx context.Context) (FindWorkspaceStructureForShareRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FindWorkspaceStructureForUpdate(ctx context.Context) (FindWorkspaceStructureForUpdateRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) FinishBackupRun(ctx context.Context, arg FinishBackupRunParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) FinishImportRun(ctx context.Context, arg FinishImportRunParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) FinishRestoreRun(ctx context.Context, arg FinishRestoreRunParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) FinishRetentionRun(ctx context.Context, arg FinishRetentionRunParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) FinishRuleRun(ctx context.Context, arg FinishRuleRunParams) error
- func (q *Queries) FirstBucket(ctx context.Context, arg FirstBucketParams) (Bucket, error)
- func (q *Queries) FlattenWorkItem(ctx context.Context, arg FlattenWorkItemParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ForgetDevice(ctx context.Context, arg ForgetDeviceParams) (ForgetDeviceRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ForgetOtherQuotaPeriods(ctx context.Context, arg ForgetOtherQuotaPeriodsParams) error
- func (q *Queries) ForgetPlatformEventReference(ctx context.Context) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ForgetRuleOccurrence(ctx context.Context, arg ForgetRuleOccurrenceParams) error
- func (q *Queries) ForgetRuleOccurrencesOfItem(ctx context.Context, itemID pgtype.UUID) error
- func (q *Queries) GiveKudos(ctx context.Context, arg GiveKudosParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) GrantMembership(ctx context.Context, arg GrantMembershipParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) GroupHoldsRoleUnderHub(ctx context.Context, hubID pgtype.UUID) (bool, error)
- func (q *Queries) GroupMembers(ctx context.Context, groupID pgtype.UUID) ([]pgtype.UUID, error)
- func (q *Queries) HardDeleteTenant(ctx context.Context, now pgtype.Timestamptz) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) HasManagedAccounts(ctx context.Context) (bool, error)
- func (q *Queries) HoldJob(ctx context.Context, arg HoldJobParams) (pgtype.UUID, error)
- func (q *Queries) HoldPlanByName(ctx context.Context, name string) (pgtype.UUID, error)
- func (q *Queries) HoldsAccount(ctx context.Context, payload []byte) (bool, error)
- func (q *Queries) HoldsAccountGroup(ctx context.Context, payload []byte) (bool, error)
- func (q *Queries) HoldsAccountGroupMember(ctx context.Context, payload []byte) (bool, error)
- func (q *Queries) HoldsActivityEntry(ctx context.Context, payload []byte) (bool, error)
- func (q *Queries) HoldsAnyMembership(ctx context.Context, accountID pgtype.UUID) (bool, error)
- func (q *Queries) HoldsAutoAssignPolicy(ctx context.Context, payload []byte) (bool, error)
- func (q *Queries) HoldsAutomationRule(ctx context.Context, payload []byte) (bool, error)
- func (q *Queries) HoldsBucket(ctx context.Context, payload []byte) (bool, error)
- func (q *Queries) HoldsCalendarFeed(ctx context.Context, payload []byte) (bool, error)
- func (q *Queries) HoldsComment(ctx context.Context, payload []byte) (bool, error)
- func (q *Queries) HoldsConsentRecord(ctx context.Context, payload []byte) (bool, error)
- func (q *Queries) HoldsContainer(ctx context.Context, payload []byte) (bool, error)
- func (q *Queries) HoldsContainerMilestone(ctx context.Context, payload []byte) (bool, error)
- func (q *Queries) HoldsCustomFieldDefinition(ctx context.Context, payload []byte) (bool, error)
- func (q *Queries) HoldsItemAttachment(ctx context.Context, payload []byte) (bool, error)
- func (q *Queries) HoldsItemLabel(ctx context.Context, payload []byte) (bool, error)
- func (q *Queries) HoldsItemMember(ctx context.Context, payload []byte) (bool, error)
- func (q *Queries) HoldsJumbleEntry(ctx context.Context, payload []byte) (bool, error)
- func (q *Queries) HoldsLabel(ctx context.Context, payload []byte) (bool, error)
- func (q *Queries) HoldsLegalHold(ctx context.Context, payload []byte) (bool, error)
- func (q *Queries) HoldsMediaObject(ctx context.Context, payload []byte) (bool, error)
- func (q *Queries) HoldsMembership(ctx context.Context, payload []byte) (bool, error)
- func (q *Queries) HoldsNotificationPreference(ctx context.Context, payload []byte) (bool, error)
- func (q *Queries) HoldsPasskey(ctx context.Context, payload []byte) (bool, error)
- func (q *Queries) HoldsPrivateHubAccess(ctx context.Context, payload []byte) (bool, error)
- func (q *Queries) HoldsRecurrenceRule(ctx context.Context, payload []byte) (bool, error)
- func (q *Queries) HoldsReminder(ctx context.Context, payload []byte) (bool, error)
- func (q *Queries) HoldsRetentionPolicy(ctx context.Context, payload []byte) (bool, error)
- func (q *Queries) HoldsSavedView(ctx context.Context, payload []byte) (bool, error)
- func (q *Queries) HoldsSetElement(ctx context.Context, payload []byte) (bool, error)
- func (q *Queries) HoldsStructurePreset(ctx context.Context, payload []byte) (bool, error)
- func (q *Queries) HoldsTemplate(ctx context.Context, payload []byte) (bool, error)
- func (q *Queries) HoldsTenant(ctx context.Context, payload []byte) (bool, error)
- func (q *Queries) HoldsTombstone(ctx context.Context, arg HoldsTombstoneParams) (bool, error)
- func (q *Queries) HoldsWebhookSubscription(ctx context.Context, payload []byte) (bool, error)
- func (q *Queries) HoldsWorkItem(ctx context.Context, payload []byte) (bool, error)
- func (q *Queries) HubsOf(ctx context.Context, ids []pgtype.UUID) ([]HubsOfRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) HubsOpenedFor(ctx context.Context, arg HubsOpenedForParams) ([]pgtype.UUID, error)
- func (q *Queries) ImportAccount(ctx context.Context, arg ImportAccountParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ImportAccountGroup(ctx context.Context, arg ImportAccountGroupParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ImportAccountGroupMember(ctx context.Context, arg ImportAccountGroupMemberParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ImportActivityEntry(ctx context.Context, arg ImportActivityEntryParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ImportAutoAssignPolicy(ctx context.Context, arg ImportAutoAssignPolicyParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ImportAutomationRule(ctx context.Context, arg ImportAutomationRuleParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ImportBucket(ctx context.Context, arg ImportBucketParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ImportCalendarFeed(ctx context.Context, arg ImportCalendarFeedParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ImportComment(ctx context.Context, arg ImportCommentParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ImportConsentRecord(ctx context.Context, arg ImportConsentRecordParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ImportContainer(ctx context.Context, arg ImportContainerParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ImportContainerMilestone(ctx context.Context, arg ImportContainerMilestoneParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ImportCustomFieldDefinition(ctx context.Context, arg ImportCustomFieldDefinitionParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ImportItemAttachment(ctx context.Context, arg ImportItemAttachmentParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ImportItemLabel(ctx context.Context, arg ImportItemLabelParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ImportItemMember(ctx context.Context, arg ImportItemMemberParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ImportJumbleEntry(ctx context.Context, arg ImportJumbleEntryParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ImportLabel(ctx context.Context, arg ImportLabelParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ImportLegalHold(ctx context.Context, arg ImportLegalHoldParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ImportMediaObject(ctx context.Context, arg ImportMediaObjectParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ImportMembership(ctx context.Context, arg ImportMembershipParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ImportNotificationPreference(ctx context.Context, arg ImportNotificationPreferenceParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ImportPasskey(ctx context.Context, arg ImportPasskeyParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ImportPrivateHubAccess(ctx context.Context, arg ImportPrivateHubAccessParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ImportRecurrenceRule(ctx context.Context, arg ImportRecurrenceRuleParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ImportReminder(ctx context.Context, arg ImportReminderParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ImportRetentionPolicy(ctx context.Context, arg ImportRetentionPolicyParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ImportSavedView(ctx context.Context, arg ImportSavedViewParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ImportSetElement(ctx context.Context, arg ImportSetElementParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ImportStructurePreset(ctx context.Context, arg ImportStructurePresetParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ImportTemplate(ctx context.Context, arg ImportTemplateParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ImportTenant(ctx context.Context, arg ImportTenantParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ImportWebhookSubscription(ctx context.Context, arg ImportWebhookSubscriptionParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ImportWorkItem(ctx context.Context, arg ImportWorkItemParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) InsertAccessToken(ctx context.Context, arg InsertAccessTokenParams) error
- func (q *Queries) InsertAccount(ctx context.Context, arg InsertAccountParams) error
- func (q *Queries) InsertAddressRequest(ctx context.Context, arg InsertAddressRequestParams) error
- func (q *Queries) InsertAuditEntry(ctx context.Context, arg InsertAuditEntryParams) error
- func (q *Queries) InsertAuditPseudonym(ctx context.Context, arg InsertAuditPseudonymParams) error
- func (q *Queries) InsertAutomationRule(ctx context.Context, arg InsertAutomationRuleParams) error
- func (q *Queries) InsertBackupRun(ctx context.Context, arg InsertBackupRunParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) InsertBackupSchedule(ctx context.Context, arg InsertBackupScheduleParams) error
- func (q *Queries) InsertBackupTarget(ctx context.Context, arg InsertBackupTargetParams) error
- func (q *Queries) InsertBucket(ctx context.Context, arg InsertBucketParams) error
- func (q *Queries) InsertCalendarFeed(ctx context.Context, arg InsertCalendarFeedParams) error
- func (q *Queries) InsertComment(ctx context.Context, arg InsertCommentParams) error
- func (q *Queries) InsertConsentRecord(ctx context.Context, arg InsertConsentRecordParams) error
- func (q *Queries) InsertContainer(ctx context.Context, arg InsertContainerParams) (*string, error)
- func (q *Queries) InsertCustomField(ctx context.Context, arg InsertCustomFieldParams) error
- func (q *Queries) InsertDataSubjectRequest(ctx context.Context, arg InsertDataSubjectRequestParams) error
- func (q *Queries) InsertGroup(ctx context.Context, arg InsertGroupParams) error
- func (q *Queries) InsertIdentityProvider(ctx context.Context, arg InsertIdentityProviderParams) (InsertIdentityProviderRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) InsertImportRun(ctx context.Context, arg InsertImportRunParams) error
- func (q *Queries) InsertInstallationPreset(ctx context.Context, arg InsertInstallationPresetParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) InsertInstanceEvent(ctx context.Context, arg InsertInstanceEventParams) error
- func (q *Queries) InsertItemAttachment(ctx context.Context, arg InsertItemAttachmentParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) InsertJumbleEntry(ctx context.Context, arg InsertJumbleEntryParams) error
- func (q *Queries) InsertLabel(ctx context.Context, arg InsertLabelParams) error
- func (q *Queries) InsertLegalHold(ctx context.Context, arg InsertLegalHoldParams) error
- func (q *Queries) InsertMailReceipt(ctx context.Context, arg InsertMailReceiptParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) InsertMailbox(ctx context.Context, arg InsertMailboxParams) error
- func (q *Queries) InsertMailboxAuthorization(ctx context.Context, arg InsertMailboxAuthorizationParams) error
- func (q *Queries) InsertManagedAccount(ctx context.Context, arg InsertManagedAccountParams) error
- func (q *Queries) InsertMediaObject(ctx context.Context, arg InsertMediaObjectParams) error
- func (q *Queries) InsertNotification(ctx context.Context, arg InsertNotificationParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) InsertOauthClient(ctx context.Context, arg InsertOauthClientParams) error
- func (q *Queries) InsertOauthCode(ctx context.Context, arg InsertOauthCodeParams) error
- func (q *Queries) InsertOfferedAiProvider(ctx context.Context, arg InsertOfferedAiProviderParams) (InsertOfferedAiProviderRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) InsertOidcFlow(ctx context.Context, arg InsertOidcFlowParams) error
- func (q *Queries) InsertPasskey(ctx context.Context, arg InsertPasskeyParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) InsertPasskeyChallenge(ctx context.Context, arg InsertPasskeyChallengeParams) error
- func (q *Queries) InsertPasskeyProofChallenge(ctx context.Context, arg InsertPasskeyProofChallengeParams) error
- func (q *Queries) InsertPasskeySignInChallenge(ctx context.Context, arg InsertPasskeySignInChallengeParams) error
- func (q *Queries) InsertPendingCredential(ctx context.Context, arg InsertPendingCredentialParams) error
- func (q *Queries) InsertPlan(ctx context.Context, arg InsertPlanParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) InsertPlatformDelivery(ctx context.Context, arg InsertPlatformDeliveryParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) InsertPlatformEvent(ctx context.Context, arg InsertPlatformEventParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) InsertPlatformSubscription(ctx context.Context, arg InsertPlatformSubscriptionParams) error
- func (q *Queries) InsertPrivateHubAccess(ctx context.Context, arg InsertPrivateHubAccessParams) error
- func (q *Queries) InsertRecoveredErasureCase(ctx context.Context, arg InsertRecoveredErasureCaseParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) InsertRecoveryCode(ctx context.Context, arg InsertRecoveryCodeParams) error
- func (q *Queries) InsertRecurrenceRule(ctx context.Context, arg InsertRecurrenceRuleParams) error
- func (q *Queries) InsertRefreshToken(ctx context.Context, arg InsertRefreshTokenParams) error
- func (q *Queries) InsertReminder(ctx context.Context, arg InsertReminderParams) error
- func (q *Queries) InsertRestoreRun(ctx context.Context, arg InsertRestoreRunParams) error
- func (q *Queries) InsertRetentionRule(ctx context.Context, arg InsertRetentionRuleParams) error
- func (q *Queries) InsertRuleRun(ctx context.Context, arg InsertRuleRunParams) error
- func (q *Queries) InsertSavedView(ctx context.Context, arg InsertSavedViewParams) error
- func (q *Queries) InsertSession(ctx context.Context, arg InsertSessionParams) error
- func (q *Queries) InsertStructurePreset(ctx context.Context, arg InsertStructurePresetParams) error
- func (q *Queries) InsertTemplate(ctx context.Context, arg InsertTemplateParams) error
- func (q *Queries) InsertTenant(ctx context.Context, arg InsertTenantParams) error
- func (q *Queries) InsertTenantHost(ctx context.Context, arg InsertTenantHostParams) error
- func (q *Queries) InsertVoiceAlias(ctx context.Context, arg InsertVoiceAliasParams) error
- func (q *Queries) InsertWebhookDelivery(ctx context.Context, arg InsertWebhookDeliveryParams) error
- func (q *Queries) InsertWebhookSubscription(ctx context.Context, arg InsertWebhookSubscriptionParams) error
- func (q *Queries) InsertWorkItem(ctx context.Context, arg InsertWorkItemParams) (*int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) InsertWorkItemCopy(ctx context.Context, arg InsertWorkItemCopyParams) error
- func (q *Queries) InstallationUnset(ctx context.Context) (bool, error)
- func (q *Queries) InstanceCensus(ctx context.Context) (InstanceCensusRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) InstanceQuotaDefaults(ctx context.Context) ([]InstanceQuotaDefaultsRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) InvitationIsOpen(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (bool, error)
- func (q *Queries) IsOperator(ctx context.Context, accountID pgtype.UUID) (bool, error)
- func (q *Queries) IsRegisteredServiceAccount(ctx context.Context, accountID pgtype.UUID) (bool, error)
- func (q *Queries) IssueSetupCode(ctx context.Context, arg IssueSetupCodeParams) (bool, error)
- func (q *Queries) IssueStartPassword(ctx context.Context, arg IssueStartPasswordParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ItemByKey(ctx context.Context, arg ItemByKeyParams) (pgtype.UUID, error)
- func (q *Queries) ItemContributors(ctx context.Context, ids []pgtype.UUID) ([]ItemContributorsRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ItemKey(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (ItemKeyRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) JobQueueDepth(ctx context.Context, now pgtype.Timestamptz) ([]JobQueueDepthRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) JournalledDeletions(ctx context.Context, arg JournalledDeletionsParams) ([]JournalledDeletionsRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) KeptCommentTexts(ctx context.Context, arg KeptCommentTextsParams) ([]KeptCommentTextsRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) KudosGiven(ctx context.Context, arg KudosGivenParams) (bool, error)
- func (q *Queries) KudosOfAccount(ctx context.Context, arg KudosOfAccountParams) ([]KudosOfAccountRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) KudosReceived(ctx context.Context, arg KudosReceivedParams) ([]KudosReceivedRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) LabelExists(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (bool, error)
- func (q *Queries) LastAuditAnchor(ctx context.Context) (LastAuditAnchorRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) LastAuditEntry(ctx context.Context) (LastAuditEntryRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) LastBucketOrderKey(ctx context.Context, collectionID pgtype.UUID) (string, error)
- func (q *Queries) LastContainerOrderKey(ctx context.Context, parentID pgtype.UUID) (string, error)
- func (q *Queries) LastSuccessfulBackupPerTarget(ctx context.Context) ([]LastSuccessfulBackupPerTargetRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) LastWorkItemOrderKey(ctx context.Context, arg LastWorkItemOrderKeyParams) (string, error)
- func (q *Queries) LatestAddressRequest(ctx context.Context, accountID pgtype.UUID) (pgtype.Timestamptz, error)
- func (q *Queries) LatestChangeSeq(ctx context.Context) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) LatestConsent(ctx context.Context, arg LatestConsentParams) (LatestConsentRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) LatestOccurrenceCompletion(ctx context.Context, recurrenceRuleID pgtype.UUID) (pgtype.Timestamptz, error)
- func (q *Queries) LatestRuleRuns(ctx context.Context, ruleIds []pgtype.UUID) ([]LatestRuleRunsRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) LatestSuccessfulBackupRun(ctx context.Context, targetID pgtype.UUID) (LatestSuccessfulBackupRunRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) LeftOutOfWorkspace(ctx context.Context) ([]LeftOutOfWorkspaceRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) LegalHoldTargetExists(ctx context.Context, arg LegalHoldTargetExistsParams) (bool, error)
- func (q *Queries) LinkAccountIdentity(ctx context.Context, arg LinkAccountIdentityParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ListActivity(ctx context.Context, arg ListActivityParams) ([]ListActivityRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ListAuditEntries(ctx context.Context, arg ListAuditEntriesParams) ([]AuditLog, error)
- func (q *Queries) ListAutomationRules(ctx context.Context, arg ListAutomationRulesParams) ([]ListAutomationRulesRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ListBackupSchedules(ctx context.Context) ([]BackupSchedule, error)
- func (q *Queries) ListBackupTargets(ctx context.Context) ([]ListBackupTargetsRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ListBuckets(ctx context.Context, collectionID pgtype.UUID) ([]Bucket, error)
- func (q *Queries) ListCalendarFeedsForAccount(ctx context.Context, accountID pgtype.UUID) ([]ListCalendarFeedsForAccountRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ListCapabilityProfiles(ctx context.Context) ([]ListCapabilityProfilesRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ListCollectionsInOrder(ctx context.Context, arg ListCollectionsInOrderParams) ([]ListCollectionsInOrderRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ListComments(ctx context.Context, arg ListCommentsParams) ([]ListCommentsRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ListContainers(ctx context.Context, arg ListContainersParams) ([]ListContainersRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ListCustomFieldsInScope(ctx context.Context, collectionID pgtype.UUID) ([]ListCustomFieldsInScopeRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ListDataSubjectRequests(ctx context.Context, arg ListDataSubjectRequestsParams) ([]ListDataSubjectRequestsRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ListDevicesOfAccount(ctx context.Context, accountID pgtype.UUID) ([]ListDevicesOfAccountRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ListDueReminders(ctx context.Context, arg ListDueRemindersParams) ([]ListDueRemindersRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ListGroups(ctx context.Context, arg ListGroupsParams) ([]ListGroupsRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ListIdentityProviderSecrets(ctx context.Context) ([]ListIdentityProviderSecretsRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ListIdentityProviders(ctx context.Context) ([]ListIdentityProvidersRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ListInstallationPresets(ctx context.Context) ([]ListInstallationPresetsRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ListInstanceEvents(ctx context.Context, tenantID pgtype.UUID) ([]InstanceEvent, error)
- func (q *Queries) ListItemAttachmentIDs(ctx context.Context, itemID pgtype.UUID) ([]pgtype.UUID, error)
- func (q *Queries) ListItemAttachments(ctx context.Context, arg ListItemAttachmentsParams) ([]ListItemAttachmentsRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ListItemLabels(ctx context.Context, itemID pgtype.UUID) ([]pgtype.UUID, error)
- func (q *Queries) ListItemMembers(ctx context.Context, itemID pgtype.UUID) ([]pgtype.UUID, error)
- func (q *Queries) ListJumbleEntries(ctx context.Context, arg ListJumbleEntriesParams) ([]ListJumbleEntriesRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ListLabels(ctx context.Context, collectionID pgtype.UUID) ([]Label, error)
- func (q *Queries) ListLabelsOfItems(ctx context.Context, itemIds []pgtype.UUID) ([]ListLabelsOfItemsRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ListLabelsWithDeleted(ctx context.Context, collectionID pgtype.UUID) ([]Label, error)
- func (q *Queries) ListLegalHolds(ctx context.Context, includeReleased bool) ([]ListLegalHoldsRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ListMailboxes(ctx context.Context) ([]ListMailboxesRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ListMediaReferencingItems(ctx context.Context, mediaID pgtype.UUID) ([]ListMediaReferencingItemsRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ListMembershipsAtScope(ctx context.Context, arg ListMembershipsAtScopeParams) ([]ListMembershipsAtScopeRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ListNotificationPreferences(ctx context.Context, accountID pgtype.UUID) ([]NotificationPreference, error)
- func (q *Queries) ListOauthClients(ctx context.Context) ([]ListOauthClientsRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ListOauthGrants(ctx context.Context, accountID pgtype.UUID) ([]ListOauthGrantsRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ListOfferedAiProviderSecrets(ctx context.Context) ([]ListOfferedAiProviderSecretsRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ListOfferedAiProviders(ctx context.Context) ([]ListOfferedAiProvidersRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ListPasskeys(ctx context.Context, accountID pgtype.UUID) ([]WebauthnCredential, error)
- func (q *Queries) ListPausedAutomationRules(ctx context.Context) ([]ListPausedAutomationRulesRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ListPendingRemindersOfItem(ctx context.Context, itemID pgtype.UUID) ([]ListPendingRemindersOfItemRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ListPlans(ctx context.Context) ([]ListPlansRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ListPlatformSubscriptions(ctx context.Context) ([]ListPlatformSubscriptionsRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ListPrivateHubAccesses(ctx context.Context, arg ListPrivateHubAccessesParams) ([]PrivateHubAccess, error)
- func (q *Queries) ListPrivateHubs(ctx context.Context) ([]ListPrivateHubsRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ListRemindersOfItem(ctx context.Context, itemID pgtype.UUID) ([]ListRemindersOfItemRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ListRetentionRules(ctx context.Context) ([]RetentionRule, error)
- func (q *Queries) ListRuleRuns(ctx context.Context, arg ListRuleRunsParams) ([]ListRuleRunsRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ListSavedViewsOwned(ctx context.Context, ownerID pgtype.UUID) ([]SavedView, error)
- func (q *Queries) ListSavedViewsReachable(ctx context.Context, arg ListSavedViewsReachableParams) ([]SavedView, error)
- func (q *Queries) ListSchedulesForTarget(ctx context.Context, targetID pgtype.UUID) ([]BackupSchedule, error)
- func (q *Queries) ListSetElements(ctx context.Context, arg ListSetElementsParams) ([]ListSetElementsRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ListStructureHeirs(ctx context.Context, arg ListStructureHeirsParams) ([]ListStructureHeirsRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ListStructurePresetsOffered(ctx context.Context, ownerID pgtype.UUID) ([]ListStructurePresetsOfferedRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ListSuggestions(ctx context.Context, arg ListSuggestionsParams) ([]ListSuggestionsRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ListSystemCapabilityProfiles(ctx context.Context) ([]ListSystemCapabilityProfilesRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ListTemplatesInScopes(ctx context.Context, arg ListTemplatesInScopesParams) ([]ListTemplatesInScopesRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ListTenantHosts(ctx context.Context) ([]ListTenantHostsRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ListTenantStorageKeys(ctx context.Context, arg ListTenantStorageKeysParams) ([]string, error)
- func (q *Queries) ListTextLanguages(ctx context.Context) ([]string, error)
- func (q *Queries) ListTrash(ctx context.Context, arg ListTrashParams) ([]ListTrashRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ListVoiceAliases(ctx context.Context) ([]ListVoiceAliasesRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ListWebhookSubscriptions(ctx context.Context) ([]ListWebhookSubscriptionsRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ListWorkItems(ctx context.Context, arg ListWorkItemsParams) ([]ListWorkItemsRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) LockAccountForAddress(ctx context.Context, accountID pgtype.UUID) (LockAccountForAddressRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) LockAccountForPasskeys(ctx context.Context, accountID pgtype.UUID) (pgtype.UUID, error)
- func (q *Queries) LockAccountStatus(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (LockAccountStatusRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) LockAuditChain(ctx context.Context) error
- func (q *Queries) LockAutoAssignPolicy(ctx context.Context, arg LockAutoAssignPolicyParams) (AutoAssignPolicy, error)
- func (q *Queries) LockContainerShared(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (pgtype.UUID, error)
- func (q *Queries) LockContainers(ctx context.Context, ids []pgtype.UUID) error
- func (q *Queries) LockDataSubjectRequest(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (pgtype.UUID, error)
- func (q *Queries) LockGroup(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (pgtype.UUID, error)
- func (q *Queries) LockHubMilestone(ctx context.Context, hubID pgtype.UUID) error
- func (q *Queries) LockHubOf(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (LockHubOfRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) LockOwners(ctx context.Context) error
- func (q *Queries) LockPlatformEventNumbering(ctx context.Context) error
- func (q *Queries) LockTenantPeople(ctx context.Context) error
- func (q *Queries) MailReceiptExists(ctx context.Context, messageID string) (bool, error)
- func (q *Queries) MailWorkspaceNameTaken(ctx context.Context, name string) (bool, error)
- func (q *Queries) MarkEventsDispatched(ctx context.Context, arg MarkEventsDispatchedParams) error
- func (q *Queries) MarkItemsForRetention(ctx context.Context, arg MarkItemsForRetentionParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) MarkMediaOrphans(ctx context.Context, arg MarkMediaOrphansParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) MarkPasskeyUsed(ctx context.Context, arg MarkPasskeyUsedParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) MarkPlatformSubscriptionFromFile(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) error
- func (q *Queries) MarkQuotaReached(ctx context.Context, arg MarkQuotaReachedParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) MarkTenantPurgeStarted(ctx context.Context, now pgtype.Timestamptz) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) MediaServesAvatar(ctx context.Context, mediaID pgtype.UUID) (bool, error)
- func (q *Queries) MediaUploadedBy(ctx context.Context, createdBy pgtype.UUID) ([]MediaUploadedByRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) MembershipsAlongPath(ctx context.Context, arg MembershipsAlongPathParams) ([]MembershipsAlongPathRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) MembershipsOfGroup(ctx context.Context, groupID pgtype.UUID) ([]MembershipsOfGroupRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) MilestonesOf(ctx context.Context, containerIds []pgtype.UUID) ([]MilestonesOfRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) MintAddressToken(ctx context.Context, arg MintAddressTokenParams) (MintAddressTokenRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) MoveItemsBetweenBuckets(ctx context.Context, arg MoveItemsBetweenBucketsParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) MoveWorkItemSubtree(ctx context.Context, arg MoveWorkItemSubtreeParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) NarrowSuggestion(ctx context.Context, arg NarrowSuggestionParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) NaturalOrderingAvailable(ctx context.Context) (bool, error)
- func (q *Queries) NextBackupScheduleDue(ctx context.Context) (pgtype.Timestamptz, error)
- func (q *Queries) NextDueAnnouncement(ctx context.Context, leadSeconds float64) (pgtype.Timestamptz, error)
- func (q *Queries) NextDueAutomationRule(ctx context.Context) (pgtype.Timestamptz, error)
- func (q *Queries) NextDueRuleOccurrence(ctx context.Context) (pgtype.Timestamptz, error)
- func (q *Queries) NextReminderMoment(ctx context.Context) (pgtype.Timestamptz, error)
- func (q *Queries) OidcFlowLive(ctx context.Context, arg OidcFlowLiveParams) (bool, error)
- func (q *Queries) OpenTenantPassword(ctx context.Context, arg OpenTenantPasswordParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) OperatorRegisterState(ctx context.Context) (OperatorRegisterStateRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) OperatorRoster(ctx context.Context, caller pgtype.UUID) ([]OperatorRosterRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) OrderKeyNeighbours(ctx context.Context, arg OrderKeyNeighboursParams) (OrderKeyNeighboursRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) OrphanedPrivateHubs(ctx context.Context, named []pgtype.UUID) ([]pgtype.UUID, error)
- func (q *Queries) OverdueRequestCount(ctx context.Context, now pgtype.Timestamptz) (OverdueRequestCountRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) PageInstanceJournal(ctx context.Context, arg PageInstanceJournalParams) ([]InstanceEvent, error)
- func (q *Queries) PendingErasureKept(ctx context.Context, holdID pgtype.UUID) ([]PendingErasureKeptRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) PlanOfWorkspace(ctx context.Context) (PlanOfWorkspaceRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) PlanSettings(ctx context.Context, planIds []pgtype.UUID) ([]PlanSetting, error)
- func (q *Queries) PlanWorkspaceCounts(ctx context.Context) ([]PlanWorkspaceCountsRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) PlatformDeliveries(ctx context.Context, arg PlatformDeliveriesParams) ([]PlatformDelivery, error)
- func (q *Queries) PlatformEventsAfter(ctx context.Context, arg PlatformEventsAfterParams) ([]PlatformEventsAfterRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) PollOutboxEvents(ctx context.Context, arg PollOutboxEventsParams) ([]PollOutboxEventsRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) PrivateHubMembers(ctx context.Context, hubID pgtype.UUID) ([]pgtype.UUID, error)
- func (q *Queries) PrivateHubsHeldBy(ctx context.Context, accountID pgtype.UUID) ([]pgtype.UUID, error)
- func (q *Queries) ProviderIdentityHolders(ctx context.Context, providerID pgtype.UUID) ([]pgtype.UUID, error)
- func (q *Queries) PurgeContainers(ctx context.Context, ids []pgtype.UUID) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) PurgeFieldClocks(ctx context.Context, ids []pgtype.UUID) error
- func (q *Queries) PurgeFinishedJobs(ctx context.Context, arg PurgeFinishedJobsParams) ([]string, error)
- func (q *Queries) PurgeTenantTrail(ctx context.Context) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) PurgeWorkItems(ctx context.Context, ids []pgtype.UUID) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) PutAiRequest(ctx context.Context, arg PutAiRequestParams) error
- func (q *Queries) PutInstanceSetting(ctx context.Context, arg PutInstanceSettingParams) error
- func (q *Queries) PutPlanSetting(ctx context.Context, arg PutPlanSettingParams) error
- func (q *Queries) QueryTenants(ctx context.Context, arg QueryTenantsParams) ([]QueryTenantsRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) QuotaReachedMarked(ctx context.Context, quota string) (bool, error)
- func (q *Queries) QuotaReachedMarkedAt(ctx context.Context, arg QuotaReachedMarkedAtParams) (bool, error)
- func (q *Queries) ReadChangesAfter(ctx context.Context, arg ReadChangesAfterParams) ([]ReadChangesAfterRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ReadInstanceSettings(ctx context.Context) ([]InstanceSetting, error)
- func (q *Queries) RebuildStaleSearchDocuments(ctx context.Context, batch int32) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) RecentMailReceipts(ctx context.Context, maxRows int32) ([]RecentMailReceiptsRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) RecentPasswordHashes(ctx context.Context, arg RecentPasswordHashesParams) ([]string, error)
- func (q *Queries) RecordActivity(ctx context.Context, arg RecordActivityParams) error
- func (q *Queries) RecordAiNotice(ctx context.Context, arg RecordAiNoticeParams) error
- func (q *Queries) RecordAuditAnchor(ctx context.Context, arg RecordAuditAnchorParams) error
- func (q *Queries) RecordAutomationRuleCheck(ctx context.Context, arg RecordAutomationRuleCheckParams) error
- func (q *Queries) RecordBackupTargetTest(ctx context.Context, arg RecordBackupTargetTestParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) RecordBackupVerification(ctx context.Context, arg RecordBackupVerificationParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) RecordChange(ctx context.Context, arg RecordChangeParams) error
- func (q *Queries) RecordCollectionMilestone(ctx context.Context, arg RecordCollectionMilestoneParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) RecordDeletions(ctx context.Context, arg RecordDeletionsParams) error
- func (q *Queries) RecordHubMilestone(ctx context.Context, arg RecordHubMilestoneParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) RecordImportProgress(ctx context.Context, arg RecordImportProgressParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) RecordMfaStep(ctx context.Context, arg RecordMfaStepParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) RecordPlatformDeliveryAttempt(ctx context.Context, arg RecordPlatformDeliveryAttemptParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) RecordPlatformSubscriptionOutcome(ctx context.Context, arg RecordPlatformSubscriptionOutcomeParams) error
- func (q *Queries) RecordRestoreProgress(ctx context.Context, arg RecordRestoreProgressParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) RecordRestoreSafetyCopy(ctx context.Context, arg RecordRestoreSafetyCopyParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) RecordRuleFailure(ctx context.Context, arg RecordRuleFailureParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) RecordSetElementAdded(ctx context.Context, arg RecordSetElementAddedParams) error
- func (q *Queries) RecordSetElementRemoved(ctx context.Context, arg RecordSetElementRemovedParams) error
- func (q *Queries) RecordStepUp(ctx context.Context, arg RecordStepUpParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) RecordSuggestion(ctx context.Context, arg RecordSuggestionParams) error
- func (q *Queries) RecordSyncOp(ctx context.Context, arg RecordSyncOpParams) error
- func (q *Queries) RecordTermsAgreement(ctx context.Context, arg RecordTermsAgreementParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) RecordTombstones(ctx context.Context, arg RecordTombstonesParams) error
- func (q *Queries) RecordWebhookDeliveryOutcome(ctx context.Context, arg RecordWebhookDeliveryOutcomeParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) RecountMediaReferences(ctx context.Context, now pgtype.Timestamptz) error
- func (q *Queries) RecoveredErasureCases(ctx context.Context, recoveryPoint pgtype.Timestamptz) ([]RecoveredErasureCasesRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) RecoveredLegalHolds(ctx context.Context) ([]RecoveredLegalHoldsRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) RedeemInvitation(ctx context.Context, arg RedeemInvitationParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) RefuseJob(ctx context.Context, arg RefuseJobParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) RehashPassword(ctx context.Context, arg RehashPasswordParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ReleaseIdempotencyKey(ctx context.Context, arg ReleaseIdempotencyKeyParams) error
- func (q *Queries) ReleaseIntakeOf(ctx context.Context, accountID pgtype.UUID) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ReleaseLegalHold(ctx context.Context, arg ReleaseLegalHoldParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) RemoveDeletedTemplates(ctx context.Context, ids []pgtype.UUID) ([]pgtype.UUID, error)
- func (q *Queries) RemoveGroupMember(ctx context.Context, arg RemoveGroupMemberParams) error
- func (q *Queries) RemoveItemLabel(ctx context.Context, arg RemoveItemLabelParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) RemoveItemMember(ctx context.Context, arg RemoveItemMemberParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) RemoveMediaObjectRows(ctx context.Context, ids []pgtype.UUID) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) RemovePasskey(ctx context.Context, arg RemovePasskeyParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) RemovePlan(ctx context.Context, arg RemovePlanParams) (string, error)
- func (q *Queries) RemoveTemplate(ctx context.Context, arg RemoveTemplateParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) RenameAccount(ctx context.Context, arg RenameAccountParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) RenamePasskey(ctx context.Context, arg RenamePasskeyParams) (WebauthnCredential, error)
- func (q *Queries) RepeatJob(ctx context.Context, arg RepeatJobParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) RepointWebhookDelivery(ctx context.Context, arg RepointWebhookDeliveryParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) RequestTenantDeletion(ctx context.Context, arg RequestTenantDeletionParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) RequeueDeadPlatformDeliveries(ctx context.Context, arg RequeueDeadPlatformDeliveriesParams) ([]pgtype.UUID, error)
- func (q *Queries) ResealMailbox(ctx context.Context, arg ResealMailboxParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ReserveIdempotencyKey(ctx context.Context, arg ReserveIdempotencyKeyParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ResolveMailWorkspace(ctx context.Context, name string) (pgtype.UUID, error)
- func (q *Queries) ResolveOperatorAccount(ctx context.Context, arg ResolveOperatorAccountParams) (pgtype.UUID, error)
- func (q *Queries) ResolveSingleOperatorAccount(ctx context.Context, email string) (pgtype.UUID, error)
- func (q *Queries) ResolveTenant(ctx context.Context, slug *string) (pgtype.UUID, error)
- func (q *Queries) RestoreContainerBatch(ctx context.Context, arg RestoreContainerBatchParams) ([]pgtype.UUID, error)
- func (q *Queries) RestoreInProgress(ctx context.Context) (bool, error)
- func (q *Queries) RestoreWorkItemBatch(ctx context.Context, arg RestoreWorkItemBatchParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) RestrictedAccounts(ctx context.Context, accountIds []pgtype.UUID) ([]pgtype.UUID, error)
- func (q *Queries) RestrictedPeople(ctx context.Context) ([]RestrictedPeopleRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) ResumePausedAutomationRule(ctx context.Context, arg ResumePausedAutomationRuleParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) RetentionCandidatesByArchivedAt(ctx context.Context, arg RetentionCandidatesByArchivedAtParams) ([]RetentionCandidatesByArchivedAtRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) RetentionCandidatesByCompletedAt(ctx context.Context, arg RetentionCandidatesByCompletedAtParams) ([]RetentionCandidatesByCompletedAtRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) RetentionCandidatesByDeletedAt(ctx context.Context, arg RetentionCandidatesByDeletedAtParams) ([]RetentionCandidatesByDeletedAtRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) RetentionMarkedItemsDue(ctx context.Context, arg RetentionMarkedItemsDueParams) ([]RetentionMarkedItemsDueRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) RetryJob(ctx context.Context, arg RetryJobParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) RevokeAccessToken(ctx context.Context, arg RevokeAccessTokenParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) RevokeAllSessionsForAccount(ctx context.Context, arg RevokeAllSessionsForAccountParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) RevokeCalendarFeed(ctx context.Context, arg RevokeCalendarFeedParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) RevokeConsent(ctx context.Context, arg RevokeConsentParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) RevokeGrantSessions(ctx context.Context, arg RevokeGrantSessionsParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) RevokeMembership(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) RevokeOauthGrant(ctx context.Context, arg RevokeOauthGrantParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) RevokeOtherSessionsForAccount(ctx context.Context, arg RevokeOtherSessionsForAccountParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) RevokeSession(ctx context.Context, arg RevokeSessionParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) RevokeSessionsOfStaleDevices(ctx context.Context, arg RevokeSessionsOfStaleDevicesParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) RewrapAiProviderKey(ctx context.Context, arg RewrapAiProviderKeyParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) RewrapAutomationRuleActions(ctx context.Context, arg RewrapAutomationRuleActionsParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) RewrapBackupTargetCredential(ctx context.Context, arg RewrapBackupTargetCredentialParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) RewrapCallJobSecret(ctx context.Context, arg RewrapCallJobSecretParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) RewrapIdentityProviderSecret(ctx context.Context, arg RewrapIdentityProviderSecretParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) RewrapMfaEnrollment(ctx context.Context, arg RewrapMfaEnrollmentParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) RewrapMfaReplacement(ctx context.Context, arg RewrapMfaReplacementParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) RewrapOfferedAiProviderKey(ctx context.Context, arg RewrapOfferedAiProviderKeyParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) RewrapWebhookSecrets(ctx context.Context, arg RewrapWebhookSecretsParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) RolesHeldAnywhere(ctx context.Context, accountID pgtype.UUID) ([]MembershipRole, error)
- func (q *Queries) RotatePlatformSubscriptionSecret(ctx context.Context, arg RotatePlatformSubscriptionSecretParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) RotateRefreshToken(ctx context.Context, arg RotateRefreshTokenParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) RotateWebhookSecret(ctx context.Context, arg RotateWebhookSecretParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) RulesByTriggerKind(ctx context.Context, kind string) ([]RulesByTriggerKindRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) RulesForEventType(ctx context.Context, eventType string) ([]RulesForEventTypeRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) RunningPrivateHubAccess(ctx context.Context, arg RunningPrivateHubAccessParams) ([]PrivateHubAccess, error)
- func (q *Queries) SaveAutoAssignPolicyState(ctx context.Context, arg SaveAutoAssignPolicyStateParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) SaveNotificationOutcome(ctx context.Context, arg SaveNotificationOutcomeParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) SaveNotificationPreference(ctx context.Context, arg SaveNotificationPreferenceParams) error
- func (q *Queries) ScheduledJobBacklog(ctx context.Context, arg ScheduledJobBacklogParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) SealMediaObject(ctx context.Context, arg SealMediaObjectParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) SealedMfaEnrollmentsNotUnder(ctx context.Context, keyID string) ([]SealedMfaEnrollmentsNotUnderRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) SealedMfaReplacementsNotUnder(ctx context.Context, keyID *string) ([]SealedMfaReplacementsNotUnderRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) SemanticSearchAvailable(ctx context.Context) (bool, error)
- func (q *Queries) SessionElevatedUntil(ctx context.Context, arg SessionElevatedUntilParams) (pgtype.Timestamptz, error)
- func (q *Queries) SessionsForAccount(ctx context.Context, arg SessionsForAccountParams) ([]SessionsForAccountRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) SetAccountAvatar(ctx context.Context, arg SetAccountAvatarParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) SetAccountPassword(ctx context.Context, arg SetAccountPasswordParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) SetAccountStatus(ctx context.Context, arg SetAccountStatusParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) SetAutomationRuleEnabled(ctx context.Context, arg SetAutomationRuleEnabledParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) SetAutomationRuleInboundToken(ctx context.Context, arg SetAutomationRuleInboundTokenParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) SetAutomationRuleNextRun(ctx context.Context, arg SetAutomationRuleNextRunParams) error
- func (q *Queries) SetBackupRunExpiry(ctx context.Context, arg SetBackupRunExpiryParams) error
- func (q *Queries) SetBackupScheduleNextRun(ctx context.Context, arg SetBackupScheduleNextRunParams) error
- func (q *Queries) SetBucketAttributes(ctx context.Context, arg SetBucketAttributesParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) SetBucketDeleted(ctx context.Context, arg SetBucketDeletedParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) SetBucketOrderKey(ctx context.Context, arg SetBucketOrderKeyParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) SetCollectionHandle(ctx context.Context, arg SetCollectionHandleParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) SetCommentBody(ctx context.Context, arg SetCommentBodyParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) SetCommentDeleted(ctx context.Context, arg SetCommentDeletedParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) SetContainerArchived(ctx context.Context, arg SetContainerArchivedParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) SetContainerAttributes(ctx context.Context, arg SetContainerAttributesParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) SetContainerPlacement(ctx context.Context, arg SetContainerPlacementParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) SetContainerPolicies(ctx context.Context, arg SetContainerPoliciesParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) SetContainerPrivate(ctx context.Context, arg SetContainerPrivateParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) SetContainerRank(ctx context.Context, arg SetContainerRankParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) SetContainerStructure(ctx context.Context, arg SetContainerStructureParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) SetContainerTrashed(ctx context.Context, arg SetContainerTrashedParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) SetJobProgress(ctx context.Context, arg SetJobProgressParams) error
- func (q *Queries) SetJumbleIntakeToken(ctx context.Context, arg SetJumbleIntakeTokenParams) error
- func (q *Queries) SetLabelAttributes(ctx context.Context, arg SetLabelAttributesParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) SetLabelDeleted(ctx context.Context, arg SetLabelDeletedParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) SetLabelRestored(ctx context.Context, arg SetLabelRestoredParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) SetMailboxChecked(ctx context.Context, arg SetMailboxCheckedParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) SetOccurrenceSeries(ctx context.Context, arg SetOccurrenceSeriesParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) SetProviderWithdrawal(ctx context.Context, arg SetProviderWithdrawalParams) (SetProviderWithdrawalRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) SetRedemptionToken(ctx context.Context, arg SetRedemptionTokenParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) SetReminderFireAt(ctx context.Context, arg SetReminderFireAtParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) SetReminderState(ctx context.Context, arg SetReminderStateParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) SetRetentionCursor(ctx context.Context, arg SetRetentionCursorParams) error
- func (q *Queries) SetSavedViewAttributes(ctx context.Context, arg SetSavedViewAttributesParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) SetSavedViewSharing(ctx context.Context, arg SetSavedViewSharingParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) SetTemplateDeleted(ctx context.Context, arg SetTemplateDeletedParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) SetTenantOwnAiBudget(ctx context.Context, arg SetTenantOwnAiBudgetParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) SetTenantPlan(ctx context.Context, arg SetTenantPlanParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) SetTenantQuotas(ctx context.Context, arg SetTenantQuotasParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) SetTenantReference(ctx context.Context, arg SetTenantReferenceParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) SetTenantStatus(ctx context.Context, arg SetTenantStatusParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) SetWorkItemArchived(ctx context.Context, arg SetWorkItemArchivedParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) SetWorkItemAssignee(ctx context.Context, arg SetWorkItemAssigneeParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) SetWorkItemAttributes(ctx context.Context, arg SetWorkItemAttributesParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) SetWorkItemCompletion(ctx context.Context, arg SetWorkItemCompletionParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) SetWorkItemCover(ctx context.Context, arg SetWorkItemCoverParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) SetWorkItemCustomField(ctx context.Context, arg SetWorkItemCustomFieldParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) SetWorkItemDueDate(ctx context.Context, arg SetWorkItemDueDateParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) SetWorkItemOrderKey(ctx context.Context, arg SetWorkItemOrderKeyParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) SetWorkItemOrigin(ctx context.Context, arg SetWorkItemOriginParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) SetWorkItemPlacement(ctx context.Context, arg SetWorkItemPlacementParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) SetWorkItemRecurrence(ctx context.Context, arg SetWorkItemRecurrenceParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) SetWorkItemTrashed(ctx context.Context, arg SetWorkItemTrashedParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) SetWorkspaceStructure(ctx context.Context, arg SetWorkspaceStructureParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) SettleJumbleEntry(ctx context.Context, arg SettleJumbleEntryParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) ShareLegalHolds(ctx context.Context) error
- func (q *Queries) SharedItemsInCollection(ctx context.Context, arg SharedItemsInCollectionParams) ([]pgtype.UUID, error)
- func (q *Queries) SnapshotBuckets(ctx context.Context, arg SnapshotBucketsParams) ([]Bucket, error)
- func (q *Queries) SnapshotComments(ctx context.Context, arg SnapshotCommentsParams) ([]SnapshotCommentsRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) SnapshotContainers(ctx context.Context, arg SnapshotContainersParams) ([]SnapshotContainersRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) SnapshotLabels(ctx context.Context, arg SnapshotLabelsParams) ([]Label, error)
- func (q *Queries) SnapshotRecurrenceRules(ctx context.Context, arg SnapshotRecurrenceRulesParams) ([]SnapshotRecurrenceRulesRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) SnapshotReminders(ctx context.Context, arg SnapshotRemindersParams) ([]SnapshotRemindersRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) SnapshotSetElements(ctx context.Context, arg SnapshotSetElementsParams) ([]SnapshotSetElementsRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) SnapshotTemplates(ctx context.Context, arg SnapshotTemplatesParams) ([]SnapshotTemplatesRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) SnapshotWorkItems(ctx context.Context, arg SnapshotWorkItemsParams) ([]SnapshotWorkItemsRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) SoftDeleteAutomationRule(ctx context.Context, arg SoftDeleteAutomationRuleParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) SoftDeleteCustomField(ctx context.Context, arg SoftDeleteCustomFieldParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) SpendAccountPending(ctx context.Context, arg SpendAccountPendingParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) StampFieldClock(ctx context.Context, arg StampFieldClockParams) error
- func (q *Queries) StandingWithdrawals(ctx context.Context, purpose string) ([]StandingWithdrawalsRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) StartMfaReplacement(ctx context.Context, arg StartMfaReplacementParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) StartRetentionRun(ctx context.Context, arg StartRetentionRunParams) error
- func (q *Queries) StarterPending(ctx context.Context) (bool, error)
- func (q *Queries) SubjectAccountExists(ctx context.Context, accountID pgtype.UUID) (bool, error)
- func (q *Queries) SubjectTenants(ctx context.Context, subjectEmail string) ([]pgtype.UUID, error)
- func (q *Queries) SubscriptionsForEventType(ctx context.Context, eventType string) ([]SubscriptionsForEventTypeRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) SubtreeOfWorkItem(ctx context.Context, arg SubtreeOfWorkItemParams) ([]SubtreeOfWorkItemRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) SumTenantMediaBytes(ctx context.Context) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) SumTenantUsageSince(ctx context.Context, arg SumTenantUsageSinceParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) SupersedePasskeyChallenges(ctx context.Context, arg SupersedePasskeyChallengesParams) error
- func (q *Queries) SupersedePending(ctx context.Context, arg SupersedePendingParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) SwapMfaReplacement(ctx context.Context, arg SwapMfaReplacementParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) SweepUsage(ctx context.Context, beforeDay pgtype.Date) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) TakeBackKudos(ctx context.Context, arg TakeBackKudosParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) TakeMailboxAuthorization(ctx context.Context, stateHash []byte) (TakeMailboxAuthorizationRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) TakeMediaOrphans(ctx context.Context, arg TakeMediaOrphansParams) ([]TakeMediaOrphansRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) TallyItems(ctx context.Context, itemIds []pgtype.UUID) ([]TallyItemsRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) TemplateExists(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (bool, error)
- func (q *Queries) TenantQuotaOverrides(ctx context.Context) (TenantQuotaOverridesRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) TenantSettings(ctx context.Context) ([]byte, error)
- func (q *Queries) TenantTimeZone(ctx context.Context) (string, error)
- func (q *Queries) TouchAccessToken(ctx context.Context, arg TouchAccessTokenParams) error
- func (q *Queries) TouchDevice(ctx context.Context, arg TouchDeviceParams) (TouchDeviceRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) TouchSession(ctx context.Context, arg TouchSessionParams) error
- func (q *Queries) TrashBatchMembers(ctx context.Context, batchIds []pgtype.UUID) ([]TrashBatchMembersRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) TrashCollectionsOfHub(ctx context.Context, arg TrashCollectionsOfHubParams) ([]pgtype.UUID, error)
- func (q *Queries) TrashItemsForRetention(ctx context.Context, arg TrashItemsForRetentionParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) TrashItemsOfCollections(ctx context.Context, arg TrashItemsOfCollectionsParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) TrashKeptBelow(ctx context.Context, arg TrashKeptBelowParams) ([]TrashKeptBelowRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) TrashWorkItemDescendants(ctx context.Context, arg TrashWorkItemDescendantsParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) TrimPasswordHistory(ctx context.Context, arg TrimPasswordHistoryParams) error
- func (q *Queries) UnlinkAccountIdentities(ctx context.Context, accountID pgtype.UUID) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) UpdateAccountPreferences(ctx context.Context, arg UpdateAccountPreferencesParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) UpdateAutomationRule(ctx context.Context, arg UpdateAutomationRuleParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) UpdateBackupSchedule(ctx context.Context, arg UpdateBackupScheduleParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) UpdateCustomField(ctx context.Context, arg UpdateCustomFieldParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) UpdateDataSubjectRequest(ctx context.Context, arg UpdateDataSubjectRequestParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) UpdateGroup(ctx context.Context, arg UpdateGroupParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) UpdateIdentityProvider(ctx context.Context, arg UpdateIdentityProviderParams) (UpdateIdentityProviderRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) UpdateInstallationPreset(ctx context.Context, arg UpdateInstallationPresetParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) UpdateOfferedAiProvider(ctx context.Context, arg UpdateOfferedAiProviderParams) (UpdateOfferedAiProviderRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) UpdateOfferedAiProviderKeepingKey(ctx context.Context, arg UpdateOfferedAiProviderKeepingKeyParams) (UpdateOfferedAiProviderKeepingKeyRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) UpdatePlan(ctx context.Context, arg UpdatePlanParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) UpdatePlatformSubscription(ctx context.Context, arg UpdatePlatformSubscriptionParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) UpdateRecurrenceRule(ctx context.Context, arg UpdateRecurrenceRuleParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) UpdateReminder(ctx context.Context, arg UpdateReminderParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) UpdateRetentionRule(ctx context.Context, arg UpdateRetentionRuleParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) UpdateStructurePreset(ctx context.Context, arg UpdateStructurePresetParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) UpdateTemplate(ctx context.Context, arg UpdateTemplateParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) UpdateWebhookSubscription(ctx context.Context, arg UpdateWebhookSubscriptionParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) UpdateWorkspace(ctx context.Context, arg UpdateWorkspaceParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) UpsertAiProvider(ctx context.Context, arg UpsertAiProviderParams) (UpsertAiProviderRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) UpsertAiProviderKeepingKey(ctx context.Context, arg UpsertAiProviderKeepingKeyParams) (UpsertAiProviderKeepingKeyRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) UpsertAiSource(ctx context.Context, arg UpsertAiSourceParams) (AiSource, error)
- func (q *Queries) UpsertAuthAttempt(ctx context.Context, arg UpsertAuthAttemptParams) error
- func (q *Queries) UpsertAutoAssignPolicy(ctx context.Context, arg UpsertAutoAssignPolicyParams) error
- func (q *Queries) UpsertErasureKept(ctx context.Context, arg UpsertErasureKeptParams) error
- func (q *Queries) UpsertMailSetting(ctx context.Context, arg UpsertMailSettingParams) error
- func (q *Queries) UpsertMfaEnrollment(ctx context.Context, arg UpsertMfaEnrollmentParams) (int64, error)
- func (q *Queries) UpsertOauthGrant(ctx context.Context, arg UpsertOauthGrantParams) (pgtype.UUID, error)
- func (q *Queries) UpsertRuleOccurrence(ctx context.Context, arg UpsertRuleOccurrenceParams) error
- func (q *Queries) UpsertVoiceSetting(ctx context.Context, arg UpsertVoiceSettingParams) error
- func (q *Queries) WalkAuditEntries(ctx context.Context, arg WalkAuditEntriesParams) ([]AuditLog, error)
- func (q *Queries) WebhookDeliveries(ctx context.Context, arg WebhookDeliveriesParams) ([]WebhookDelivery, error)
- func (q *Queries) WebhookSubscriptionExists(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (bool, error)
- func (q *Queries) WebhookSubscriptionsSealedNotUnder(ctx context.Context, keyID *string) ([]WebhookSubscriptionsSealedNotUnderRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) WithTx(tx pgx.Tx) *Queries
- func (q *Queries) WorkItemSubtreeIDs(ctx context.Context, prefix string) ([]pgtype.UUID, error)
- func (q *Queries) WorkItemTypes(ctx context.Context, ids []pgtype.UUID) ([]WorkItemTypesRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) WorkspaceLeaving(ctx context.Context) (bool, error)
- func (q *Queries) WorkspaceOwnerPaths(ctx context.Context) ([]WorkspaceOwnerPathsRow, error)
- func (q *Queries) WorkspaceOwners(ctx context.Context) ([]pgtype.UUID, error)
- type QueryTenantsParams
- type QueryTenantsRow
- type QuotaReached
- type QuotaReachedMarkedAtParams
- type ReadChangesAfterParams
- type ReadChangesAfterRow
- type RecentMailReceiptsRow
- type RecentPasswordHashesParams
- type RecordActivityParams
- type RecordAiNoticeParams
- type RecordAuditAnchorParams
- type RecordAutomationRuleCheckParams
- type RecordBackupTargetTestParams
- type RecordBackupVerificationParams
- type RecordChangeParams
- type RecordCollectionMilestoneParams
- type RecordDeletionsParams
- type RecordHubMilestoneParams
- type RecordImportProgressParams
- type RecordMfaStepParams
- type RecordPlatformDeliveryAttemptParams
- type RecordPlatformSubscriptionOutcomeParams
- type RecordRestoreProgressParams
- type RecordRestoreSafetyCopyParams
- type RecordRuleFailureParams
- type RecordSetElementAddedParams
- type RecordSetElementRemovedParams
- type RecordStepUpParams
- type RecordSuggestionParams
- type RecordSyncOpParams
- type RecordTermsAgreementParams
- type RecordTombstonesParams
- type RecordWebhookDeliveryOutcomeParams
- type RecoveredErasureCasesRow
- type RecoveredLegalHoldsRow
- type RecurrenceRule
- type RedeemInvitationParams
- type RefuseJobParams
- type RehashPasswordParams
- type ReleaseIdempotencyKeyParams
- type ReleaseLegalHoldParams
- type Reminder
- type RemoveGroupMemberParams
- type RemoveItemLabelParams
- type RemoveItemMemberParams
- type RemovePasskeyParams
- type RemovePlanParams
- type RemoveTemplateParams
- type RenameAccountParams
- type RenamePasskeyParams
- type RepeatJobParams
- type RepointWebhookDeliveryParams
- type RequestTenantDeletionParams
- type RequeueDeadPlatformDeliveriesParams
- type ResealMailboxParams
- type ReserveIdempotencyKeyParams
- type ResolveOperatorAccountParams
- type RestoreContainerBatchParams
- type RestoreDrillMarker
- type RestoreRun
- type RestoreWorkItemBatchParams
- type RestrictedPeopleRow
- type ResumePausedAutomationRuleParams
- type RetentionCandidatesByArchivedAtParams
- type RetentionCandidatesByArchivedAtRow
- type RetentionCandidatesByCompletedAtParams
- type RetentionCandidatesByCompletedAtRow
- type RetentionCandidatesByDeletedAtParams
- type RetentionCandidatesByDeletedAtRow
- type RetentionCursor
- type RetentionMarkedItemsDueParams
- type RetentionMarkedItemsDueRow
- type RetentionPolicy
- type RetentionRule
- type RetentionRun
- type RetryJobParams
- type RevokeAccessTokenParams
- type RevokeAllSessionsForAccountParams
- type RevokeCalendarFeedParams
- type RevokeConsentParams
- type RevokeGrantSessionsParams
- type RevokeOauthGrantParams
- type RevokeOtherSessionsForAccountParams
- type RevokeSessionParams
- type RevokeSessionsOfStaleDevicesParams
- type RewrapAiProviderKeyParams
- type RewrapAutomationRuleActionsParams
- type RewrapBackupTargetCredentialParams
- type RewrapCallJobSecretParams
- type RewrapIdentityProviderSecretParams
- type RewrapMfaEnrollmentParams
- type RewrapMfaReplacementParams
- type RewrapOfferedAiProviderKeyParams
- type RewrapWebhookSecretsParams
- type RotatePlatformSubscriptionSecretParams
- type RotateRefreshTokenParams
- type RotateWebhookSecretParams
- type RuleOccurrence
- type RuleRun
- type RulesByTriggerKindRow
- type RulesForEventTypeRow
- type RunningPrivateHubAccessParams
- type SaveAutoAssignPolicyStateParams
- type SaveNotificationOutcomeParams
- type SaveNotificationPreferenceParams
- type SavedView
- type ScheduledJobBacklogParams
- type SealMediaObjectParams
- type SealedMfaEnrollmentsNotUnderRow
- type SealedMfaReplacementsNotUnderRow
- type Session
- type SessionElevatedUntilParams
- type SessionRefreshToken
- type SessionsForAccountParams
- type SessionsForAccountRow
- type SetAccountAvatarParams
- type SetAccountPasswordParams
- type SetAccountStatusParams
- type SetAutomationRuleEnabledParams
- type SetAutomationRuleInboundTokenParams
- type SetAutomationRuleNextRunParams
- type SetBackupRunExpiryParams
- type SetBackupScheduleNextRunParams
- type SetBucketAttributesParams
- type SetBucketDeletedParams
- type SetBucketOrderKeyParams
- type SetCollectionHandleParams
- type SetCommentBodyParams
- type SetCommentDeletedParams
- type SetContainerArchivedParams
- type SetContainerAttributesParams
- type SetContainerPlacementParams
- type SetContainerPoliciesParams
- type SetContainerPrivateParams
- type SetContainerRankParams
- type SetContainerStructureParams
- type SetContainerTrashedParams
- type SetElement
- type SetJobProgressParams
- type SetJumbleIntakeTokenParams
- type SetLabelAttributesParams
- type SetLabelDeletedParams
- type SetLabelRestoredParams
- type SetMailboxCheckedParams
- type SetOccurrenceSeriesParams
- type SetProviderWithdrawalParams
- type SetProviderWithdrawalRow
- type SetRedemptionTokenParams
- type SetReminderFireAtParams
- type SetReminderStateParams
- type SetRetentionCursorParams
- type SetSavedViewAttributesParams
- type SetSavedViewSharingParams
- type SetTemplateDeletedParams
- type SetTenantOwnAiBudgetParams
- type SetTenantPlanParams
- type SetTenantQuotasParams
- type SetTenantReferenceParams
- type SetTenantStatusParams
- type SetWorkItemArchivedParams
- type SetWorkItemAssigneeParams
- type SetWorkItemAttributesParams
- type SetWorkItemCompletionParams
- type SetWorkItemCoverParams
- type SetWorkItemCustomFieldParams
- type SetWorkItemDueDateParams
- type SetWorkItemOrderKeyParams
- type SetWorkItemOriginParams
- type SetWorkItemPlacementParams
- type SetWorkItemRecurrenceParams
- type SetWorkItemTrashedParams
- type SetWorkspaceStructureParams
- type SettleJumbleEntryParams
- type SharedItemsInCollectionParams
- type SnapshotBucketsParams
- type SnapshotCommentsParams
- type SnapshotCommentsRow
- type SnapshotContainersParams
- type SnapshotContainersRow
- type SnapshotLabelsParams
- type SnapshotRecurrenceRulesParams
- type SnapshotRecurrenceRulesRow
- type SnapshotRemindersParams
- type SnapshotRemindersRow
- type SnapshotSetElementsParams
- type SnapshotSetElementsRow
- type SnapshotTemplatesParams
- type SnapshotTemplatesRow
- type SnapshotWorkItemsParams
- type SnapshotWorkItemsRow
- type SoftDeleteAutomationRuleParams
- type SoftDeleteCustomFieldParams
- type SpendAccountPendingParams
- type StampFieldClockParams
- type StandingWithdrawalsRow
- type StartMfaReplacementParams
- type StartRetentionRunParams
- type StructurePreset
- type SubscriptionsForEventTypeRow
- type SubtreeOfWorkItemParams
- type SubtreeOfWorkItemRow
- type SumTenantUsageSinceParams
- type SupersedePasskeyChallengesParams
- type SupersedePendingParams
- type SwapMfaReplacementParams
- type SyncDevice
- type SyncOpLog
- type TakeBackKudosParams
- type TakeMailboxAuthorizationRow
- type TakeMediaOrphansParams
- type TakeMediaOrphansRow
- type TallyItemsRow
- type Template
- type Tenant
- type TenantHost
- type TenantQuotaOverridesRow
- type TenantStatus
- type Tombstone
- type TouchAccessTokenParams
- type TouchDeviceParams
- type TouchDeviceRow
- type TouchSessionParams
- type TrashBatchMembersRow
- type TrashCollectionsOfHubParams
- type TrashItemsForRetentionParams
- type TrashItemsOfCollectionsParams
- type TrashKeptBelowParams
- type TrashKeptBelowRow
- type TrashWorkItemDescendantsParams
- type TrimPasswordHistoryParams
- type UpdateAccountPreferencesParams
- type UpdateAutomationRuleParams
- type UpdateBackupScheduleParams
- type UpdateCustomFieldParams
- type UpdateDataSubjectRequestParams
- type UpdateGroupParams
- type UpdateIdentityProviderParams
- type UpdateIdentityProviderRow
- type UpdateInstallationPresetParams
- type UpdateOfferedAiProviderKeepingKeyParams
- type UpdateOfferedAiProviderKeepingKeyRow
- type UpdateOfferedAiProviderParams
- type UpdateOfferedAiProviderRow
- type UpdatePlanParams
- type UpdatePlatformSubscriptionParams
- type UpdateRecurrenceRuleParams
- type UpdateReminderParams
- type UpdateRetentionRuleParams
- type UpdateStructurePresetParams
- type UpdateTemplateParams
- type UpdateWebhookSubscriptionParams
- type UpdateWorkspaceParams
- type UpsertAiProviderKeepingKeyParams
- type UpsertAiProviderKeepingKeyRow
- type UpsertAiProviderParams
- type UpsertAiProviderRow
- type UpsertAiSourceParams
- type UpsertAuthAttemptParams
- type UpsertAutoAssignPolicyParams
- type UpsertErasureKeptParams
- type UpsertMailSettingParams
- type UpsertMfaEnrollmentParams
- type UpsertOauthGrantParams
- type UpsertRuleOccurrenceParams
- type UpsertVoiceSettingParams
- type UsageArchive
- type UsageRecord
- type VoiceAlias
- type VoiceSetting
- type WalkAuditEntriesParams
- type WebauthnCredential
- type WebhookDeliveriesParams
- type WebhookDelivery
- type WebhookSubscription
- type WebhookSubscriptionsSealedNotUnderRow
- type WorkItem
- type WorkItemTypesRow
- type WorkspaceOwnerPathsRow
Constants ¶
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Functions ¶
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Types ¶
type AcceptInvitationParams ¶
type AcceptInvitationParams struct {
Now pgtype.Timestamptz
ID pgtype.UUID
}
type AccessToken ¶
type AccessToken struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
AccountID pgtype.UUID
Name string
TokenHash []byte
TokenPrefix string
Scopes []string
ExpiresAt pgtype.Timestamptz
LastUsedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
RevokedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type AccessTokensForAccountRow ¶
type AccessTokensForAccountRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
AccountID pgtype.UUID
Name string
Scopes []string
ExpiresAt pgtype.Timestamptz
LastUsedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
RevokedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type Account ¶
type Account struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
Kind AccountKind
Email *string
DisplayName string
ExternalSubject *string
PasswordHash *string
Locale *string
TimeZone *string
WeekStart *string
Status AccountStatus
AiConsent bool
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
UpdatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
DeletedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Version int32
RedemptionTokenHash []byte
RedemptionExpiresAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Celebrations *bool
OnboardingCompletedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
PasswordSetAt pgtype.Timestamptz
SignInName *string
StartPasswordAt pgtype.Timestamptz
TermsUrl *string
TermsVersion *string
TermsAgreedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
AvatarMediaID pgtype.UUID
}
type AccountGroup ¶
type AccountGroupMember ¶
type AccountIdentitiesRow ¶
type AccountIdentitiesRow struct {
ProviderID pgtype.UUID
LinkedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type AccountIdentity ¶
type AccountKind ¶
type AccountKind string
const ( AccountKindUSER AccountKind = "USER" AccountKindSERVICEACCOUNT AccountKind = "SERVICE_ACCOUNT" )
func (*AccountKind) Scan ¶
func (e *AccountKind) Scan(src interface{}) error
type AccountMfa ¶
type AccountMfa struct {
AccountID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
SecretEnc []byte
SecretKeyID string
ConfirmedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
LastStep *int64
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
UpdatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
ReplacementSecretEnc []byte
ReplacementSecretKeyID *string
ReplacementSessionID pgtype.UUID
ReplacementExpiresAt pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type AccountPasswordHistory ¶
type AccountRecoveryCode ¶
type AccountStatus ¶
type AccountStatus string
const ( AccountStatusACTIVE AccountStatus = "ACTIVE" AccountStatusINVITED AccountStatus = "INVITED" AccountStatusDISABLED AccountStatus = "DISABLED" AccountStatusRESTRICTED AccountStatus = "RESTRICTED" AccountStatusANONYMIZED AccountStatus = "ANONYMIZED" )
func (*AccountStatus) Scan ¶
func (e *AccountStatus) Scan(src interface{}) error
type AccountsOfKindRow ¶
type AccountsOfKindRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
Kind AccountKind
Email *string
SignInName *string
DisplayName string
Status AccountStatus
Locale *string
TimeZone *string
WeekStart *string
Celebrations *bool
OnboardingCompletedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type ActivateFirstOwnerParams ¶
type ActivateFirstOwnerParams struct {
PasswordHash *string
Now pgtype.Timestamptz
ID pgtype.UUID
}
type ActiveLegalHoldsRow ¶
type ActivityEntry ¶
type AddGroupMemberParams ¶
type AddItemMemberParams ¶
type AdminTenantsRow ¶
type AdminTenantsRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
Slug string
DisplayName string
Status string
DefaultLocale string
DefaultTimeZone string
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
PurgeAfter pgtype.Timestamptz
PasswordOpenedUntil pgtype.Timestamptz
PasswordOpenedRequester string
PasswordOpenedReason string
LegalHold bool
PurgeStartedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
PlanName string
Version int32
}
type AdminUsageParams ¶
type AdminUsageRow ¶
type AdvanceInstanceLevelVersionParams ¶
type AdvanceInstanceLevelVersionParams struct {
UpdatedBy pgtype.UUID
UpdatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Expected *int64
}
type AdvanceRecurrenceWatermarkParams ¶
type AdvanceRecurrenceWatermarkParams struct {
MaterializedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
ID pgtype.UUID
Expected pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type AiObjectionNotice ¶
type AiProvider ¶
type AiProvider struct {
TenantID pgtype.UUID
Kind string
BaseUrl string
CompletionModel string
EmbeddingModel string
ApiKeyEnc []byte
ApiKeyKeyID *string
Jurisdiction string
ProcessingAllowed bool
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
UpdatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Version int32
ID pgtype.UUID
DisplayName string
Processor string
}
type AiSuggestion ¶
type AiSuggestion struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
TargetType string
TargetID pgtype.UUID
Kind string
Status string
Payload []byte
Source string
Model string
PromptID string
PromptVersion string
ProducedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
InputDigest []byte
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
DecidedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
DecidedBy pgtype.UUID
Version int32
DroppedNodes int32
}
type AnonymiseAccountParams ¶
type AnonymiseAccountParams struct {
Marker string
UpdatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
ID pgtype.UUID
}
type AppendOutboxEventParams ¶
type AppendOutboxEventParams struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
EventType string
Subject *string
Payload []byte
ActorType string
ActorID pgtype.UUID
CorrelationID pgtype.UUID
CausationID pgtype.UUID
CausationDepth int32
OccurredAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Replay bool
ReceivedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
PushID pgtype.UUID
}
type ArchiveItemsForRetentionParams ¶
type ArchiveItemsForRetentionParams struct {
At pgtype.Timestamptz
Ids []pgtype.UUID
}
type AuditAnchor ¶
type AuditLog ¶
type AuditLog struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
Seq int64
OccurredAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Action string
Outcome string
Severity string
ActorType string
ActorID pgtype.UUID
ActorLabel *string
OnBehalfOfID pgtype.UUID
TargetType *string
TargetID pgtype.UUID
TargetLabel *string
Context []byte
Changes []byte
LegalBasis *string
PrevHash []byte
Hash []byte
}
type AuditLog202608 ¶
type AuditLog202608 struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
Seq int64
OccurredAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Action string
Outcome string
Severity string
ActorType string
ActorID pgtype.UUID
ActorLabel *string
OnBehalfOfID pgtype.UUID
TargetType *string
TargetID pgtype.UUID
TargetLabel *string
Context []byte
Changes []byte
LegalBasis *string
PrevHash []byte
Hash []byte
}
type AuditLogDefault ¶
type AuditLogDefault struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
Seq int64
OccurredAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Action string
Outcome string
Severity string
ActorType string
ActorID pgtype.UUID
ActorLabel *string
OnBehalfOfID pgtype.UUID
TargetType *string
TargetID pgtype.UUID
TargetLabel *string
Context []byte
Changes []byte
LegalBasis *string
PrevHash []byte
Hash []byte
}
type AuditPseudonym ¶
type AuditPseudonymsRow ¶
type AuthAttempt ¶
type AuthAttempt struct {
TenantID pgtype.UUID
SubjectHash []byte
Failures int32
LastFailureAt pgtype.Timestamptz
LockedUntil pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type AuthPending ¶
type AuthPending struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
AccountID pgtype.UUID
TokenHash []byte
Purpose string
UserAgent *string
IpClass *string
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
ExpiresAt pgtype.Timestamptz
ConsumedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
LinkProviderID pgtype.UUID
LinkSubject *string
LinkProof *string
PasswordChangeOwed bool
Address *string
SignedInWith *string
SessionMethod *string
SessionVia pgtype.UUID
ArrivalEmail *string
ArrivalDisplayName *string
ArrivalDirectory *string
SessionID pgtype.UUID
UserHandle []byte
}
type AutoAssignPolicy ¶
type AutomationRule ¶
type AutomationRule struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
ScopeType string
ScopeID pgtype.UUID
Name string
Enabled bool
RunAs pgtype.UUID
Trigger []byte
Conditions []byte
Actions []byte
Throttle []byte
OnError string
FailureCount int32
CreatedBy pgtype.UUID
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
UpdatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
DeletedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Version int32
NextRunAt pgtype.Timestamptz
InboundTokenHash []byte
InboundRotatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Findings []byte
CheckedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
PausedForDeletion bool
}
type AutomationRulesSealedNotUnderRow ¶
type AutomationRulesSealedNotUnderRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
ScopeType string
ScopeID pgtype.UUID
Name string
Enabled bool
RunAs pgtype.UUID
Trigger []byte
Conditions []byte
Actions []byte
Throttle []byte
OnError string
FailureCount int32
CreatedBy pgtype.UUID
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
UpdatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
DeletedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Version int32
NextRunAt pgtype.Timestamptz
InboundRotatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Findings []byte
CheckedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type BackupRun ¶
type BackupRun struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
ScheduleID pgtype.UUID
TargetID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
ParentRunID pgtype.UUID
Trigger string
Mode string
Status string
ArchivePath *string
Manifest []byte
SizeBytes *int64
ItemCount *int32
MediaCount *int32
Checksum *string
SnapshotAt pgtype.Timestamptz
StartedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
FinishedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
ErrorCode *string
ExpiresAt pgtype.Timestamptz
VerifiedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
VerifyOk *bool
TrialReport []byte
TrialAt pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type BackupSchedule ¶
type BackupSchedule struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TargetID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
ScopeKind string
ScopeID pgtype.UUID
Rrule string
TimeZone string
Mode string
FullRrule *string
IncludeMedia bool
IncludeAudit bool
Retention []byte
NotifyOn []string
Enabled bool
NextRunAt pgtype.Timestamptz
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Version int32
TrialRestore bool
}
type BackupTarget ¶
type BackupTarget struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
Name string
Kind string
Config []byte
CredentialEnc []byte
CredentialKeyID *string
EncryptionMode string
EncryptionKeyID *string
RegionNote *string
InsecureAckBy pgtype.UUID
InsecureAckAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Enabled bool
LastTestAt pgtype.Timestamptz
LastTestOk *bool
LastTestError *string
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
CreatedBy pgtype.UUID
Version int32
}
type BlockErasureKeptParams ¶
type BumpRuleFailureParams ¶
type BumpRuleFailureParams struct {
At pgtype.Timestamptz
ID pgtype.UUID
}
type BurnRecoveryCodeParams ¶
type BurnRecoveryCodeParams struct {
Now pgtype.Timestamptz
AccountID pgtype.UUID
CodeHash []byte
}
type CalendarFeed ¶
type CancelJobParams ¶
type CancelJobRow ¶
type CancelJobRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
State string
LastError *string
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
FinishedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type CarryOverRetentionPolicyParams ¶
type CarryOverRetentionPolicyParams struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
Now pgtype.Timestamptz
DataKind string
}
type ChangeLog202608 ¶
type ChangeLogDefault ¶
type ChildCompletionRow ¶
type ClaimDueRuleOccurrencesParams ¶
type ClaimDueRuleOccurrencesParams struct {
Due pgtype.Timestamptz
PageSize int32
}
type ClaimDueSoonItemsParams ¶
type ClaimDueSoonItemsParams struct {
Now pgtype.Timestamptz
Threshold pgtype.Timestamptz
BatchSize int32
}
type ClaimDueSoonItemsRow ¶
type ClaimEventConsumptionParams ¶
type ClaimEventConsumptionParams struct {
Consumer string
EventID pgtype.UUID
ConsumedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type ClaimImportRunParams ¶
type ClaimImportRunParams struct {
StartedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
ID pgtype.UUID
}
type ClaimJobsParams ¶
type ClaimJobsParams struct {
LockedUntil pgtype.Timestamptz
Now pgtype.Timestamptz
BatchSize int32
}
type ClaimJobsRow ¶
type ClaimOverdueItemsParams ¶
type ClaimOverdueItemsParams struct {
Now pgtype.Timestamptz
BatchSize int32
}
type ClaimOverdueItemsRow ¶
type ClaimPendingEventsRow ¶
type ClaimPendingEventsRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
EventType string
Subject *string
Payload []byte
ActorType string
ActorID pgtype.UUID
CorrelationID pgtype.UUID
CausationID pgtype.UUID
CausationDepth int32
OccurredAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Replay bool
ReceivedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
PushID pgtype.UUID
}
type ClaimRestoreRunParams ¶
type ClaimRestoreRunParams struct {
StartedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
ID pgtype.UUID
}
type ClaimRulesToMaterializeParams ¶
type ClaimRulesToMaterializeParams struct {
Now pgtype.Timestamptz
BatchSize int32
}
type ClaimRulesToMaterializeRow ¶
type ClaimRulesToMaterializeRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
SourceItemID pgtype.UUID
Rrule string
TimeZone string
Mode string
HorizonDays int32
EndsAt pgtype.Timestamptz
MaxCount *int32
LastMaterializedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
UpdatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Version int32
}
type ClaimSetupCodeParams ¶
type ClaimSetupCodeParams struct {
CodeHash []byte
Now pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type ClearItemRetentionParams ¶
type ClearItemRetentionParams struct {
KeepRule bool
Now pgtype.Timestamptz
Ids []pgtype.UUID
}
type ClearRetentionMarksOfRuleParams ¶
type ClearRetentionMarksOfRuleParams struct {
Now pgtype.Timestamptz
RuleID pgtype.UUID
}
type ClearRuleFailureParams ¶
type ClearRuleFailureParams struct {
At pgtype.Timestamptz
ID pgtype.UUID
}
type CloseTenantPasswordParams ¶
type CloseTenantPasswordParams struct {
Now pgtype.Timestamptz
Due pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type CollectionEntryShapesRow ¶
type CollectionEntryShapesRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
CollectionID pgtype.UUID
Type ItemType
Path string
HasDueDate bool
HasAssignment bool
HasBucket bool
HasNotes bool
HasCover bool
HasAmount bool
HasRecurrence bool
HasCustomFields bool
HasLabels bool
HasMembers bool
HasComments bool
HasAttachments bool
HasReminder bool
}
type CompleteJobParams ¶
type CompleteJobParams struct {
Now pgtype.Timestamptz
Outcome *string
ID pgtype.UUID
Lease pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type ConfirmAccountAddressParams ¶
type ConfirmAccountAddressParams struct {
Address *string
At pgtype.Timestamptz
AccountID pgtype.UUID
}
type ConfirmMfaEnrollmentParams ¶
type ConfirmMfaEnrollmentParams struct {
Now pgtype.Timestamptz
Step *int64
AccountID pgtype.UUID
}
type ConsentRecord ¶
type ConsumeConnectOidcFlowParams ¶
type ConsumeConnectOidcFlowParams struct {
Now pgtype.Timestamptz
StateHash []byte
SessionID pgtype.UUID
}
type ConsumeOauthCodeParams ¶
type ConsumeOauthCodeParams struct {
Now pgtype.Timestamptz
CodeHash []byte
}
type ConsumeOauthCodeRow ¶
type ConsumeOidcFlowParams ¶
type ConsumeOidcFlowParams struct {
Now pgtype.Timestamptz
StateHash []byte
}
type ConsumeOidcFlowRow ¶
type ConsumePasskeyProofChallengeRow ¶
type ConsumePasskeyProofChallengeRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
UserHandle []byte
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
ExpiresAt pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type ConsumePasskeySignInChallengeParams ¶
type ConsumePasskeySignInChallengeParams struct {
Now pgtype.Timestamptz
TokenHash []byte
}
type ConsumePendingCredentialParams ¶
type ConsumePendingCredentialParams struct {
Now pgtype.Timestamptz
ID pgtype.UUID
}
type ConsumeStepUpOidcFlowParams ¶
type ConsumeStepUpOidcFlowParams struct {
Now pgtype.Timestamptz
StateHash []byte
SessionID pgtype.UUID
}
type ConsumeStepUpParams ¶
type ConsumeStepUpParams struct {
Now pgtype.Timestamptz
TokenHash []byte
AccountID pgtype.UUID
Cutoff pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type Container ¶
type Container struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
Type ContainerType
ParentID pgtype.UUID
Name string
Description *string
Icon *string
ColorToken *string
OrderKey string
Policies []byte
ArchivedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
DeletedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
TrashBatchID pgtype.UUID
CreatedBy pgtype.UUID
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
UpdatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Version int32
DeletedByType *string
DeletedByID pgtype.UUID
Private bool
Handle *string
ItemCounter int64
}
type ContainerMilestone ¶
type ContainerType ¶
type ContainerType string
const ( ContainerTypeHUB ContainerType = "HUB" ContainerTypeCOLLECTION ContainerType = "COLLECTION" )
func (*ContainerType) Scan ¶
func (e *ContainerType) Scan(src interface{}) error
type CountAgedSyncOpsParams ¶
type CountAgedSyncOpsParams struct {
Cutoff pgtype.Timestamptz
Ceiling int32
}
type CountAgedTombstonesParams ¶
type CountAgedTombstonesParams struct {
Cutoff pgtype.Timestamptz
Now pgtype.Timestamptz
Ceiling int32
}
type CountAuthFailureParams ¶
type CountAuthFailureParams struct {
SubjectHash []byte
At pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type CountBackupTargetsRow ¶
type CountDispatchedEventsParams ¶
type CountDispatchedEventsParams struct {
Cutoff pgtype.Timestamptz
Ceiling int32
}
type CountExpiredIdempotencyKeysParams ¶
type CountExpiredIdempotencyKeysParams struct {
Cutoff pgtype.Timestamptz
Ceiling int32
}
type CountExpiredJumbleEntriesParams ¶
type CountExpiredJumbleEntriesParams struct {
Cutoff pgtype.Timestamptz
Ceiling int32
}
type CountExpiredMailReceiptsParams ¶
type CountExpiredMailReceiptsParams struct {
Cutoff pgtype.Timestamptz
Ceiling int32
}
type CountExpiredNotificationsParams ¶
type CountExpiredNotificationsParams struct {
Cutoff pgtype.Timestamptz
Ceiling int32
}
type CountExpiredSessionsParams ¶
type CountExpiredSessionsParams struct {
Cutoff pgtype.Timestamptz
Ceiling int32
}
type CountExpiredSuggestionsParams ¶
type CountExpiredSuggestionsParams struct {
Cutoff pgtype.Timestamptz
Ceiling int32
}
type CountExpiredWebhookDeliveriesParams ¶
type CountExpiredWebhookDeliveriesParams struct {
Cutoff pgtype.Timestamptz
Ceiling int32
}
type CountFigureDaysParams ¶
type CountFigureDaysParams struct {
Zone string
CollectionIds []pgtype.UUID
Offered []string
WeekStart pgtype.Timestamptz
Now pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type CountFigureDaysRow ¶
type CountFigureDueParams ¶
type CountFigureDueRow ¶
type CountFigureFlowParams ¶
type CountFigureFlowParams struct {
CollectionIds []pgtype.UUID
Offered []string
Since pgtype.Timestamptz
Now pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type CountFigureFlowRow ¶
type CountFigureOpenParams ¶
type CountFigureOpenRow ¶
type CountFigureProgressRow ¶
type CountMailReceiptsFromParams ¶
type CountMailReceiptsFromParams struct {
Sender string
Since pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type CountRetentionCandidatesByArchivedAtParams ¶
type CountRetentionCandidatesByArchivedAtParams struct {
Cutoff pgtype.Timestamptz
ScopeKind string
ScopeID pgtype.UUID
}
type CountRetentionCandidatesByCompletedAtParams ¶
type CountRetentionCandidatesByCompletedAtParams struct {
Cutoff pgtype.Timestamptz
ScopeKind string
ScopeID pgtype.UUID
}
type CountRetentionCandidatesByDeletedAtParams ¶
type CountRetentionCandidatesByDeletedAtParams struct {
Cutoff pgtype.Timestamptz
ScopeKind string
ScopeID pgtype.UUID
}
type CountRunsSinceParams ¶
type CountRunsSinceParams struct {
RuleID pgtype.UUID
Since pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type CountStaleDevicesParams ¶
type CountStaleDevicesParams struct {
Cutoff pgtype.Timestamptz
Ceiling int32
}
type CountTenantFootprintRow ¶
type CustomFieldDefinition ¶
type DataSubjectRequest ¶
type DataSubjectRequest struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
SubjectAccountID pgtype.UUID
SubjectEmail *string
Kind string
Status string
ErasureMode *string
ReceivedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
DueAt pgtype.Timestamptz
CompletedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
HandledBy pgtype.UUID
RejectionReason *string
ResultMediaID pgtype.UUID
Notes *string
Scope string
TargetID pgtype.UUID
ResultArchive *string
OriginalDueAt pgtype.Timestamptz
ExtensionReason *string
InformedOn pgtype.Date
}
type DeadLetterJobParams ¶
type DeadLetterJobParams struct {
Now pgtype.Timestamptz
LastError *string
ID pgtype.UUID
Lease pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type DecideSuggestionParams ¶
type DeleteAgedSyncOpsParams ¶
type DeleteAgedSyncOpsParams struct {
Cutoff pgtype.Timestamptz
Batch int32
}
type DeleteAgedTombstonesParams ¶
type DeleteAgedTombstonesParams struct {
Cutoff pgtype.Timestamptz
Now pgtype.Timestamptz
Batch int32
}
type DeleteCommentsOfParams ¶
type DeleteDispatchedEventsParams ¶
type DeleteDispatchedEventsParams struct {
Cutoff pgtype.Timestamptz
Batch int32
}
type DeleteExpiredAiRequestsParams ¶
type DeleteExpiredAiRequestsParams struct {
Cutoff pgtype.Timestamptz
Batch int32
}
type DeleteExpiredConsumptionParams ¶
type DeleteExpiredConsumptionParams struct {
Cutoff pgtype.Timestamptz
Batch int32
}
type DeleteExpiredIdempotencyKeysParams ¶
type DeleteExpiredIdempotencyKeysParams struct {
Cutoff pgtype.Timestamptz
Batch int32
}
type DeleteExpiredJumbleEntriesParams ¶
type DeleteExpiredJumbleEntriesParams struct {
Cutoff pgtype.Timestamptz
Batch int32
}
type DeleteExpiredMailReceiptsParams ¶
type DeleteExpiredMailReceiptsParams struct {
Cutoff pgtype.Timestamptz
Batch int32
}
type DeleteExpiredNotificationsParams ¶
type DeleteExpiredNotificationsParams struct {
Cutoff pgtype.Timestamptz
Batch int32
}
type DeleteExpiredOauthCodesParams ¶
type DeleteExpiredOauthCodesParams struct {
Cutoff pgtype.Timestamptz
Batch int32
}
type DeleteExpiredOidcFlowsParams ¶
type DeleteExpiredOidcFlowsParams struct {
Cutoff pgtype.Timestamptz
Batch int32
}
type DeleteExpiredPendingParams ¶
type DeleteExpiredPendingParams struct {
Cutoff pgtype.Timestamptz
Batch int32
}
type DeleteExpiredPlatformDeliveriesParams ¶
type DeleteExpiredPlatformDeliveriesParams struct {
Cutoff pgtype.Timestamptz
Batch int32
}
type DeleteExpiredPlatformEventsParams ¶
type DeleteExpiredPlatformEventsParams struct {
Cutoff pgtype.Timestamptz
Batch int32
}
type DeleteExpiredSessionsParams ¶
type DeleteExpiredSessionsParams struct {
Cutoff pgtype.Timestamptz
Batch int32
}
type DeleteExpiredSuggestionsParams ¶
type DeleteExpiredSuggestionsParams struct {
Cutoff pgtype.Timestamptz
Batch int32
}
type DeleteExpiredWebhookDeliveriesParams ¶
type DeleteExpiredWebhookDeliveriesParams struct {
Cutoff pgtype.Timestamptz
Batch int32
}
type DeleteIdentityProviderParams ¶
type DeleteIdentityProviderParams struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
Now pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type DeleteMediaObjectRowParams ¶
type DeleteMediaObjectRowParams struct {
DeletedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
ID pgtype.UUID
}
type DeleteReminderParams ¶
type DeleteSavedViewParams ¶
type DeleteStaleDevicesParams ¶
type DeleteStaleDevicesParams struct {
Cutoff pgtype.Timestamptz
Batch int32
}
type DeletedTemplatesParams ¶
type DeletedTemplatesRow ¶
type DeletionJournal ¶
type DisableBrokenRuleParams ¶
type DisableBrokenRuleParams struct {
At pgtype.Timestamptz
ID pgtype.UUID
}
type DisableFailingRuleParams ¶
type DisableFailingRuleParams struct {
At pgtype.Timestamptz
ID pgtype.UUID
Threshold int32
}
type DueAutomationRulesParams ¶
type DueAutomationRulesParams struct {
Due pgtype.Timestamptz
PageSize int32
}
type DueAutomationRulesRow ¶
type DueAutomationRulesRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
ScopeType string
ScopeID pgtype.UUID
Name string
Enabled bool
RunAs pgtype.UUID
Trigger []byte
Conditions []byte
Actions []byte
Throttle []byte
OnError string
FailureCount int32
CreatedBy pgtype.UUID
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
UpdatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
DeletedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Version int32
NextRunAt pgtype.Timestamptz
InboundRotatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Findings []byte
CheckedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type DueBackupSchedulesParams ¶
type DueBackupSchedulesParams struct {
Now pgtype.Timestamptz
Batch int32
}
type ElevateSessionParams ¶
type ElevateSessionParams struct {
ElevatedUntil pgtype.Timestamptz
ID pgtype.UUID
AccountID pgtype.UUID
Now pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type EmergencyNoticesForParams ¶
type EmergencyNoticesForParams struct {
RecipientID pgtype.UUID
Since pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type EndInvitationOfAccountParams ¶
type EndInvitationOfAccountParams struct {
At pgtype.Timestamptz
AccountID pgtype.UUID
}
type EnlistOperatorParams ¶
type EnqueueJobParams ¶
type EntriesHiddenBelowRow ¶
type EqualMembershipParams ¶
type EqualMembershipParams struct {
AccountID pgtype.UUID
GroupID pgtype.UUID
ScopeType MembershipScope
ScopeID pgtype.UUID
Role MembershipRole
}
type EqualMembershipRow ¶
type EraseErasureKeptParams ¶
type ErasureContributionsRow ¶
type ErasureKept ¶
type ErasureKept struct {
TenantID pgtype.UUID
RequestID pgtype.UUID
HoldID pgtype.UUID
HoldScope string
HoldScopeID pgtype.UUID
Account bool
Entries int32
Comments int32
Assignments int32
Intake int32
RecordedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
ErasedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
BlockedCode *string
BlockedParams []byte
}
type ErasureKeptOfRow ¶
type EventConsumption ¶
type ExpiredTrashContainersParams ¶
type ExpiredTrashContainersParams struct {
Cutoff pgtype.Timestamptz
Due pgtype.Timestamptz
Skip int32
BatchSize int32
}
type ExpiredTrashContainersRow ¶
type ExpiredTrashContainersRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
Type ContainerType
ParentID pgtype.UUID
DeletedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type ExpiredTrashItemsParams ¶
type ExpiredTrashItemsParams struct {
Cutoff pgtype.Timestamptz
Due pgtype.Timestamptz
Skip int32
BatchSize int32
}
type ExpiredTrashItemsRow ¶
type ExportAccountGroupMembersRow ¶
type ExportAccountGroupMembersRow struct {
RecordID string
ChangedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Payload []byte
}
type ExportAccountGroupsRow ¶
type ExportAccountGroupsRow struct {
RecordID string
ChangedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Payload []byte
}
type ExportAccountsParams ¶
type ExportAccountsParams struct {
Since pgtype.Timestamptz
AfterAt pgtype.Timestamptz
AfterID pgtype.UUID
Batch int32
}
type ExportAccountsRow ¶
type ExportAccountsRow struct {
RecordID string
ChangedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Payload []byte
}
type ExportActivityEntriesParams ¶
type ExportActivityEntriesParams struct {
Since pgtype.Timestamptz
AfterAt pgtype.Timestamptz
AfterID pgtype.UUID
Batch int32
}
type ExportActivityEntriesRow ¶
type ExportActivityEntriesRow struct {
RecordID string
ChangedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Payload []byte
}
type ExportAuditParams ¶
type ExportAuditParams struct {
Since pgtype.Timestamptz
AfterAt pgtype.Timestamptz
AfterID int64
Batch int32
}
type ExportAuditRow ¶
type ExportAuditRow struct {
RecordID string
ChangedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Payload []byte
}
type ExportAutoAssignPoliciesRow ¶
type ExportAutoAssignPoliciesRow struct {
RecordID string
ChangedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Payload []byte
}
type ExportAutomationRulesParams ¶
type ExportAutomationRulesParams struct {
Since pgtype.Timestamptz
AfterAt pgtype.Timestamptz
AfterID pgtype.UUID
Batch int32
}
type ExportAutomationRulesRow ¶
type ExportAutomationRulesRow struct {
RecordID string
ChangedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Payload []byte
}
type ExportBucketsParams ¶
type ExportBucketsRow ¶
type ExportBucketsRow struct {
RecordID string
ChangedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Payload []byte
}
type ExportCalendarFeedsRow ¶
type ExportCalendarFeedsRow struct {
RecordID string
ChangedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Payload []byte
}
type ExportCommentsParams ¶
type ExportCommentsParams struct {
Since pgtype.Timestamptz
AfterAt pgtype.Timestamptz
AfterID pgtype.UUID
Batch int32
}
type ExportCommentsRow ¶
type ExportCommentsRow struct {
RecordID string
ChangedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Payload []byte
}
type ExportConsentRecordsRow ¶
type ExportConsentRecordsRow struct {
RecordID string
ChangedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Payload []byte
}
type ExportContainerMilestonesRow ¶
type ExportContainerMilestonesRow struct {
RecordID string
ChangedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Payload []byte
}
type ExportContainersParams ¶
type ExportContainersParams struct {
Since pgtype.Timestamptz
AfterAt pgtype.Timestamptz
AfterID pgtype.UUID
Batch int32
}
type ExportContainersRow ¶
type ExportContainersRow struct {
RecordID string
ChangedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Payload []byte
}
type ExportCustomFieldDefinitionsParams ¶
type ExportCustomFieldDefinitionsParams struct {
Since pgtype.Timestamptz
AfterAt pgtype.Timestamptz
AfterID pgtype.UUID
Batch int32
}
type ExportCustomFieldDefinitionsRow ¶
type ExportCustomFieldDefinitionsRow struct {
RecordID string
ChangedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Payload []byte
}
type ExportItemAttachmentsRow ¶
type ExportItemAttachmentsRow struct {
RecordID string
ChangedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Payload []byte
}
type ExportItemLabelsParams ¶
type ExportItemLabelsRow ¶
type ExportItemLabelsRow struct {
RecordID string
ChangedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Payload []byte
}
type ExportItemMembersParams ¶
type ExportItemMembersRow ¶
type ExportItemMembersRow struct {
RecordID string
ChangedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Payload []byte
}
type ExportJumbleEntriesParams ¶
type ExportJumbleEntriesParams struct {
Since pgtype.Timestamptz
AfterAt pgtype.Timestamptz
AfterID pgtype.UUID
Batch int32
}
type ExportJumbleEntriesRow ¶
type ExportJumbleEntriesRow struct {
RecordID string
ChangedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Payload []byte
}
type ExportLabelsParams ¶
type ExportLabelsRow ¶
type ExportLabelsRow struct {
RecordID string
ChangedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Payload []byte
}
type ExportLegalHoldsParams ¶
type ExportLegalHoldsRow ¶
type ExportLegalHoldsRow struct {
RecordID string
ChangedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Payload []byte
}
type ExportMediaObjectsRow ¶
type ExportMediaObjectsRow struct {
RecordID string
ChangedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Payload []byte
}
type ExportMembershipsParams ¶
type ExportMembershipsRow ¶
type ExportMembershipsRow struct {
RecordID string
ChangedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Payload []byte
}
type ExportNotificationPreferencesParams ¶
type ExportNotificationPreferencesParams struct {
Since pgtype.Timestamptz
AfterAt pgtype.Timestamptz
AfterID pgtype.UUID
AfterSecond string
AfterThird string
Batch int32
}
type ExportNotificationPreferencesRow ¶
type ExportNotificationPreferencesRow struct {
RecordID string
ChangedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Payload []byte
}
type ExportPasskeysParams ¶
type ExportPasskeysRow ¶
type ExportPasskeysRow struct {
RecordID string
ChangedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Payload []byte
}
type ExportPrivateHubAccessesRow ¶
type ExportPrivateHubAccessesRow struct {
RecordID string
ChangedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Payload []byte
}
type ExportRecurrenceRulesParams ¶
type ExportRecurrenceRulesParams struct {
Since pgtype.Timestamptz
AfterAt pgtype.Timestamptz
AfterID pgtype.UUID
Batch int32
}
type ExportRecurrenceRulesRow ¶
type ExportRecurrenceRulesRow struct {
RecordID string
ChangedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Payload []byte
}
type ExportRemindersParams ¶
type ExportRemindersParams struct {
Since pgtype.Timestamptz
AfterAt pgtype.Timestamptz
AfterID pgtype.UUID
Batch int32
}
type ExportRemindersRow ¶
type ExportRemindersRow struct {
RecordID string
ChangedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Payload []byte
}
type ExportRetentionPoliciesParams ¶
type ExportRetentionPoliciesParams struct {
Since pgtype.Timestamptz
AfterAt pgtype.Timestamptz
AfterID string
Batch int32
}
type ExportRetentionPoliciesRow ¶
type ExportRetentionPoliciesRow struct {
RecordID string
ChangedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Payload []byte
}
type ExportSavedViewsParams ¶
type ExportSavedViewsRow ¶
type ExportSavedViewsRow struct {
RecordID string
ChangedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Payload []byte
}
type ExportSetElementsParams ¶
type ExportSetElementsRow ¶
type ExportSetElementsRow struct {
RecordID string
ChangedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Payload []byte
}
type ExportStructurePresetsRow ¶
type ExportStructurePresetsRow struct {
RecordID string
ChangedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Payload []byte
}
type ExportTemplatesParams ¶
type ExportTemplatesParams struct {
Since pgtype.Timestamptz
AfterAt pgtype.Timestamptz
AfterID pgtype.UUID
Batch int32
}
type ExportTemplatesRow ¶
type ExportTemplatesRow struct {
RecordID string
ChangedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Payload []byte
}
type ExportTenantsParams ¶
type ExportTenantsParams struct {
Since pgtype.Timestamptz
AfterAt pgtype.Timestamptz
AfterID pgtype.UUID
Batch int32
}
type ExportTenantsRow ¶
type ExportTenantsRow struct {
RecordID string
ChangedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Payload []byte
}
type ExportTombstonesParams ¶
type ExportTombstonesParams struct {
Entity string
Since pgtype.Timestamptz
AfterAt pgtype.Timestamptz
AfterID pgtype.UUID
Batch int32
}
type ExportTombstonesRow ¶
type ExportTombstonesRow struct {
EntityID string
DeletedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type ExportWebhookSubscriptionsRow ¶
type ExportWebhookSubscriptionsRow struct {
RecordID string
ChangedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Payload []byte
}
type ExportWorkItemsParams ¶
type ExportWorkItemsParams struct {
Since pgtype.Timestamptz
AfterAt pgtype.Timestamptz
AfterID pgtype.UUID
Batch int32
}
type ExportWorkItemsRow ¶
type ExportWorkItemsRow struct {
RecordID string
ChangedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Payload []byte
}
type ExtendDataSubjectRequestParams ¶
type ExtendDataSubjectRequestParams struct {
DueAt pgtype.Timestamptz
ExtensionReason *string
InformedOn pgtype.Date
ID pgtype.UUID
Now pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type ExtendSessionParams ¶
type ExtendSessionParams struct {
ExpiresAt pgtype.Timestamptz
ID pgtype.UUID
}
type FieldClock ¶
type FieldClocksOfParams ¶
type FieldClocksOfRow ¶
type FindAccessTokenByHashRow ¶
type FindAccessTokenByHashRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
AccountID pgtype.UUID
Scopes []string
ExpiresAt pgtype.Timestamptz
RevokedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
LastUsedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
AccountDisplayName string
AccountKind AccountKind
AccountStatus AccountStatus
AccountLocale *string
AccountTimeZone *string
AccountWeekStart *string
DefaultLocale string
DefaultTimeZone string
TenantWeekStart string
InstallationWeekStart []byte
TenantSlug string
TenantStatus string
TokenRateOverride interface{}
}
type FindAccessTokenRow ¶
type FindAccessTokenRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
AccountID pgtype.UUID
Name string
Scopes []string
ExpiresAt pgtype.Timestamptz
LastUsedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
RevokedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type FindAccountByEmailForPasswordRow ¶
type FindAccountByEmailForPasswordRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
Kind AccountKind
Email *string
DisplayName string
Status AccountStatus
Locale *string
TimeZone *string
WeekStart *string
PasswordHash *string
PasswordSetAt pgtype.Timestamptz
SignInName *string
StartPasswordAt pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type FindAccountByEmailRow ¶
type FindAccountByEmailRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
Kind AccountKind
Email *string
SignInName *string
DisplayName string
Status AccountStatus
Locale *string
TimeZone *string
WeekStart *string
Celebrations *bool
OnboardingCompletedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type FindAccountByProviderSubjectRow ¶
type FindAccountByProviderSubjectRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
Kind AccountKind
Email *string
DisplayName string
Status AccountStatus
Locale *string
TimeZone *string
WeekStart *string
Celebrations *bool
OnboardingCompletedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type FindAccountByRedemptionHashRow ¶
type FindAccountByRedemptionHashRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
Kind AccountKind
Email *string
DisplayName string
Status AccountStatus
AccountLocale *string
AccountTimeZone *string
RedemptionExpiresAt pgtype.Timestamptz
DefaultLocale string
DefaultTimeZone string
TenantSlug string
TenantStatus string
TenantName string
}
type FindAccountBySignInNameRow ¶
type FindAccountBySignInNameRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
Kind AccountKind
Email *string
SignInName *string
DisplayName string
Status AccountStatus
Locale *string
TimeZone *string
WeekStart *string
Celebrations *bool
OnboardingCompletedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type FindAccountForPasswordRow ¶
type FindAccountForPasswordRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
Kind AccountKind
Email *string
DisplayName string
Status AccountStatus
Locale *string
TimeZone *string
WeekStart *string
PasswordHash *string
PasswordSetAt pgtype.Timestamptz
SignInName *string
StartPasswordAt pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type FindAccountForSignInRow ¶
type FindAccountRow ¶
type FindAddressRequestByHashRow ¶
type FindAddressRequestByHashRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
AccountID pgtype.UUID
Address string
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
ExpiresAt pgtype.Timestamptz
ConsumedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
AccountStatus AccountStatus
TenantStatus string
}
type FindAiProviderKeyRow ¶
type FindAiProviderRow ¶
type FindAiRequestRow ¶
type FindArrivalPendingByHashRow ¶
type FindArrivalPendingByHashRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
Purpose string
UserAgent *string
IpClass *string
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
ExpiresAt pgtype.Timestamptz
ConsumedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
LinkProviderID pgtype.UUID
LinkSubject *string
SessionMethod *string
SessionVia pgtype.UUID
ArrivalEmail *string
ArrivalDisplayName *string
ArrivalDirectory *string
DefaultLocale string
DefaultTimeZone string
TenantSlug string
TenantStatus string
}
type FindAuthAttemptRow ¶
type FindAuthAttemptRow struct {
Failures int32
LastFailureAt pgtype.Timestamptz
LockedUntil pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type FindAutomationRuleByInboundTokenRow ¶
type FindAutomationRuleByInboundTokenRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
ScopeType string
ScopeID pgtype.UUID
Name string
Enabled bool
RunAs pgtype.UUID
Trigger []byte
Conditions []byte
Actions []byte
Throttle []byte
OnError string
FailureCount int32
CreatedBy pgtype.UUID
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
UpdatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
DeletedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Version int32
NextRunAt pgtype.Timestamptz
InboundRotatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Findings []byte
CheckedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type FindAutomationRuleRow ¶
type FindAutomationRuleRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
ScopeType string
ScopeID pgtype.UUID
Name string
Enabled bool
RunAs pgtype.UUID
Trigger []byte
Conditions []byte
Actions []byte
Throttle []byte
OnError string
FailureCount int32
CreatedBy pgtype.UUID
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
UpdatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
DeletedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Version int32
NextRunAt pgtype.Timestamptz
InboundRotatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Findings []byte
CheckedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type FindBackupRunRow ¶
type FindBackupRunRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
ScheduleID pgtype.UUID
TargetID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
ParentRunID pgtype.UUID
Trigger string
Mode string
Status string
ArchivePath *string
SizeBytes *int64
ItemCount *int32
MediaCount *int32
Checksum *string
SnapshotAt pgtype.Timestamptz
StartedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
FinishedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
ErrorCode *string
ExpiresAt pgtype.Timestamptz
VerifiedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
VerifyOk *bool
TrialReport []byte
TrialAt pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type FindBackupTargetRow ¶
type FindBackupTargetRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
Name string
Kind string
Config []byte
CredentialKeyID *string
EncryptionMode string
EncryptionKeyID *string
RegionNote *string
InsecureAckBy pgtype.UUID
InsecureAckAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Enabled bool
LastTestAt pgtype.Timestamptz
LastTestOk *bool
LastTestError *string
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
CreatedBy pgtype.UUID
Version int32
}
type FindCalendarFeedRow ¶
type FindCommentRow ¶
type FindContainerRow ¶
type FindContainerRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
Type ContainerType
ParentID pgtype.UUID
Name string
Description *string
Icon *string
ColorToken *string
OrderKey string
CompletionPolicy string
Structure string
AutoAssignStrategy *string
AutoAssignCandidates []byte
AutoAssignEnabled *bool
ArchivedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
ParentArchivedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
DeletedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
TrashBatchID pgtype.UUID
CreatedBy pgtype.UUID
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
UpdatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Version int32
Private bool
Handle *string
}
type FindCustomFieldRow ¶
type FindDataSubjectRequestRow ¶
type FindDataSubjectRequestRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
SubjectAccountID pgtype.UUID
SubjectEmail *string
Kind string
Status string
Scope string
ErasureMode *string
ReceivedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
DueAt pgtype.Timestamptz
CompletedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
HandledBy pgtype.UUID
RejectionReason *string
TargetID pgtype.UUID
ResultArchive *string
Notes *string
OriginalDueAt pgtype.Timestamptz
ExtensionReason *string
InformedOn pgtype.Date
}
type FindDeviceRow ¶
type FindGroupRow ¶
type FindIdentityProviderByIDRow ¶
type FindIdentityProviderByIDRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
Issuer string
ClientID string
DisplayName string
Kind string
Provisioning string
Position int32
AllowedEmailDomains []string
AllowedDirectories []string
Enabled bool
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
UpdatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Version int32
WithdrawAt pgtype.Timestamptz
NewcomerRole *MembershipRole
NewcomerGroupID pgtype.UUID
OfferedWorkspaces int32
}
type FindIdentityProviderSecretRow ¶
type FindIdentityProviderSecretRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
Issuer string
ClientID string
DisplayName string
Kind string
Provisioning string
Position int32
ClientSecretEnc []byte
ClientSecretKeyID string
AllowedEmailDomains []string
AllowedDirectories []string
Enabled bool
WithdrawAt pgtype.Timestamptz
NewcomerRole *MembershipRole
NewcomerGroupID pgtype.UUID
}
type FindItemRetentionRow ¶
type FindJobAskerRow ¶
type FindJobRow ¶
type FindJumbleEntryRow ¶
type FindJumbleEntryRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
Channel string
Sender *string
RawSubject *string
RawBody *string
Attachments []pgtype.UUID
Status string
TargetItemID pgtype.UUID
ReceivedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
ProcessedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
CreatedBy pgtype.UUID
MeantForKind *string
MeantForID pgtype.UUID
IntakeReason *string
ArrivalJobID pgtype.UUID
}
type FindJumbleIntakeByTokenRow ¶
type FindJumbleIntakeByTokenRow struct {
TenantID pgtype.UUID
RotatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type FindLegalHoldRow ¶
type FindMailSettingRow ¶
type FindMailboxRow ¶
type FindMailboxRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
Protocol string
Address string
Host *string
Port *int32
SessionUrl *string
Username string
Folder string
DoneFolder string
Preset *string
Enabled bool
CheckedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Failure *string
FailingSince pgtype.Timestamptz
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Auth string
OauthProvider *string
OauthAuthorizeUrl *string
OauthTokenUrl *string
OauthScopes []string
OauthClientID *string
OauthInstallation bool
SecretEnc []byte
SecretKeyID string
}
type FindMediaObjectRow ¶
type FindMediaStorageKeyRow ¶
type FindMembershipRow ¶
type FindMfaEnrollmentRow ¶
type FindOauthClientRow ¶
type FindOauthGrantRow ¶
type FindOutboxEventRow ¶
type FindOutboxEventRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
EventType string
Subject *string
Payload []byte
ActorType string
ActorID pgtype.UUID
CorrelationID pgtype.UUID
CausationID pgtype.UUID
CausationDepth int32
OccurredAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Replay bool
ReceivedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
PushID pgtype.UUID
}
type FindPasskeyHolderRow ¶
type FindPasskeyHolderRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
AccountID pgtype.UUID
CredentialID []byte
PublicKey []byte
Algorithm int32
SignCount int64
UserHandle []byte
BackupEligible bool
BackedUp bool
Transports []string
Name string
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
LastUsedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
RpID *string
Kind AccountKind
Email *string
SignInName *string
DisplayName string
Status AccountStatus
AccountLocale *string
AccountTimeZone *string
StartPasswordAt pgtype.Timestamptz
DefaultLocale string
DefaultTimeZone string
TenantSlug string
TenantStatus string
}
type FindPendingByHashRow ¶
type FindPendingByHashRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
AccountID pgtype.UUID
Purpose string
UserAgent *string
IpClass *string
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
ExpiresAt pgtype.Timestamptz
ConsumedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
LinkProviderID pgtype.UUID
LinkSubject *string
LinkProof *string
PasswordChangeOwed bool
SignedInWith *string
SessionMethod *string
SessionVia pgtype.UUID
AccountKind AccountKind
AccountStatus AccountStatus
AccountDisplayName string
AccountLocale *string
AccountTimeZone *string
DefaultLocale string
DefaultTimeZone string
TenantSlug string
TenantStatus string
}
type FindPendingByIDRow ¶
type FindPendingByIDRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
AccountID pgtype.UUID
Purpose string
UserAgent *string
IpClass *string
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
ExpiresAt pgtype.Timestamptz
ConsumedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
LinkProviderID pgtype.UUID
LinkSubject *string
LinkProof *string
PasswordChangeOwed bool
SignedInWith *string
SessionMethod *string
SessionVia pgtype.UUID
AccountKind AccountKind
AccountStatus AccountStatus
AccountDisplayName string
AccountLocale *string
AccountTimeZone *string
DefaultLocale string
DefaultTimeZone string
TenantSlug string
TenantStatus string
}
type FindPlanByNameRow ¶
type FindPlanByNameRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
Name string
DisplayName string
Version int32
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
UpdatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type FindPlatformEventRow ¶
type FindPrivateHubAccessRow ¶
type FindRecurrenceRuleForItemRow ¶
type FindRecurrenceRuleForItemRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
SourceItemID pgtype.UUID
Rrule string
TimeZone string
Mode string
HorizonDays int32
EndsAt pgtype.Timestamptz
MaxCount *int32
LastMaterializedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
UpdatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Version int32
}
type FindRefreshTokenByHashRow ¶
type FindRefreshTokenByHashRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
SessionID pgtype.UUID
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
ExpiresAt pgtype.Timestamptz
RotatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
TenantID pgtype.UUID
AccountID pgtype.UUID
SessionCreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
SessionLastSeenAt pgtype.Timestamptz
SessionUserAgent *string
SessionIpClass *string
SessionExpiresAt pgtype.Timestamptz
SessionRevokedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
AccountKind AccountKind
AccountStatus AccountStatus
AccountDisplayName string
AccountLocale *string
AccountTimeZone *string
DefaultLocale string
DefaultTimeZone string
TenantSlug string
TenantStatus string
}
type FindReminderRow ¶
type FindRestoreRunRow ¶
type FindRestoreRunRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TargetID pgtype.UUID
SourceArchive string
TenantID pgtype.UUID
TargetTenantID pgtype.UUID
Mode string
ConflictRule string
Selection []byte
DryRun bool
CreateSafetyBackup bool
SafetyBackupRunID pgtype.UUID
Status string
Report []byte
Progress []byte
RequestedBy pgtype.UUID
ApprovedBy pgtype.UUID
StartedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
FinishedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
ErrorCode *string
}
type FindRetentionCursorRow ¶
type FindRetentionCursorRow struct {
AfterAt pgtype.Timestamptz
AfterID pgtype.UUID
}
type FindRetentionPolicyRow ¶
type FindRuleRunRow ¶
type FindRuleRunRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
RuleID pgtype.UUID
EventID pgtype.UUID
Trigger string
TriggeredBy pgtype.UUID
SubjectID pgtype.UUID
Status string
ConditionResults []byte
ActionResults []byte
Occasion *string
ErrorCode *string
StartedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
FinishedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
CausationDepth int32
}
type FindSessionForAuthRow ¶
type FindSessionForAuthRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
AccountID pgtype.UUID
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
LastSeenAt pgtype.Timestamptz
ExpiresAt pgtype.Timestamptz
RevokedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
GrantID pgtype.UUID
Scopes []string
HardExpiresAt pgtype.Timestamptz
IdleMinutes *int32
SignedInWith *string
ElevatedUntil pgtype.Timestamptz
RotationFrom interface{}
GrantClientID pgtype.UUID
AccountKind AccountKind
AccountStatus AccountStatus
AccountDisplayName string
AccountLocale *string
AccountTimeZone *string
AccountWeekStart *string
DefaultLocale string
DefaultTimeZone string
TenantWeekStart string
InstallationWeekStart []byte
TenantSlug string
TenantStatus string
TokenRateOverride interface{}
}
type FindStepUpMethodParams ¶
type FindStructurePresetRow ¶
type FindSuggestionRow ¶
type FindSuggestionRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TargetType string
TargetID pgtype.UUID
Kind string
Status string
Payload []byte
Source string
Model string
PromptID string
PromptVersion string
ProducedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
InputDigest []byte
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
DecidedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
DecidedBy pgtype.UUID
Version int32
DroppedNodes int32
}
type FindSyncOpRow ¶
type FindTemplateRow ¶
type FindTenantForAdminRow ¶
type FindTenantForAdminRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
Slug string
DisplayName string
Status TenantStatus
DefaultLocale string
DefaultTimeZone string
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
PurgeAfter pgtype.Timestamptz
Version int32
PasswordOpenedUntil pgtype.Timestamptz
PasswordOpenedRequester *string
PasswordOpenedReason *string
StatusBeforeDeletion *TenantStatus
PurgeStartedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
PlanName string
ExternalReference string
}
type FindTermsAgreementRow ¶
type FindTermsAgreementRow struct {
TermsUrl *string
TermsVersion *string
TermsAgreedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type FindVoiceSettingRow ¶
type FindWebhookSubscriptionRow ¶
type FindWebhookSubscriptionRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
TargetUrl string
EventTypes []string
FilterExpr *string
ScopeType *string
ScopeID pgtype.UUID
SecretEnc []byte
SecretKeyID *string
PreviousSecretEnc []byte
PreviousSecretKeyID *string
PreviousSecretUntil pgtype.Timestamptz
State string
FailureCount int32
LastError *string
DisabledAt pgtype.Timestamptz
CreatedBy pgtype.UUID
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Version int32
}
type FindWorkItemByCalendarUIDRow ¶
type FindWorkItemByCalendarUIDRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
CollectionID pgtype.UUID
Type ItemType
ParentID pgtype.UUID
Path string
Depth int32
Title string
Amount *string
Notes *string
IsCompleted bool
CompletedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
CompletedBy pgtype.UUID
CompletionCount int32
BucketID pgtype.UUID
OrderKey string
AssigneeID pgtype.UUID
StartAt pgtype.Timestamptz
DueAt pgtype.Timestamptz
DueDateOnly bool
DueTimeZone *string
CoverKind *string
CoverColorToken *string
CoverMediaID pgtype.UUID
CustomFields []byte
ContentLanguage *string
CalendarUid *string
RecurrenceRuleID pgtype.UUID
RecurrenceSourceID pgtype.UUID
OriginJumbleID pgtype.UUID
RetentionPendingUntil pgtype.Timestamptz
RetentionRuleID pgtype.UUID
RetentionAction *string
RetentionBlockedBy *string
ArchivedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
DeletedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
TrashBatchID pgtype.UUID
CreatedBy pgtype.UUID
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
UpdatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Version int32
Number *int64
}
type FindWorkItemRow ¶
type FindWorkItemRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
CollectionID pgtype.UUID
Type ItemType
ParentID pgtype.UUID
Path string
Depth int32
Title string
Amount *string
Notes *string
IsCompleted bool
CompletedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
CompletedBy pgtype.UUID
CompletionCount int32
BucketID pgtype.UUID
OrderKey string
AssigneeID pgtype.UUID
StartAt pgtype.Timestamptz
DueAt pgtype.Timestamptz
DueDateOnly bool
DueTimeZone *string
CoverKind *string
CoverColorToken *string
CoverMediaID pgtype.UUID
CustomFields []byte
ContentLanguage *string
CalendarUid *string
RecurrenceRuleID pgtype.UUID
RecurrenceSourceID pgtype.UUID
OriginJumbleID pgtype.UUID
RetentionPendingUntil pgtype.Timestamptz
RetentionRuleID pgtype.UUID
RetentionAction *string
RetentionBlockedBy *string
ArchivedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
DeletedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
TrashBatchID pgtype.UUID
CreatedBy pgtype.UUID
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
UpdatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Version int32
Number *int64
}
type FindWorkItemsRow ¶
type FindWorkItemsRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
CollectionID pgtype.UUID
Type ItemType
ParentID pgtype.UUID
Path string
Depth int32
Title string
Amount *string
Notes *string
IsCompleted bool
CompletedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
CompletedBy pgtype.UUID
CompletionCount int32
BucketID pgtype.UUID
OrderKey string
AssigneeID pgtype.UUID
StartAt pgtype.Timestamptz
DueAt pgtype.Timestamptz
DueDateOnly bool
DueTimeZone *string
CoverKind *string
CoverColorToken *string
CoverMediaID pgtype.UUID
CustomFields []byte
ContentLanguage *string
CalendarUid *string
RecurrenceRuleID pgtype.UUID
RecurrenceSourceID pgtype.UUID
OriginJumbleID pgtype.UUID
RetentionPendingUntil pgtype.Timestamptz
RetentionRuleID pgtype.UUID
RetentionAction *string
RetentionBlockedBy *string
ArchivedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
DeletedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
TrashBatchID pgtype.UUID
CreatedBy pgtype.UUID
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
UpdatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Version int32
Number *int64
}
type FindWorkspaceRow ¶
type FindWorkspaceRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
Slug string
DisplayName string
Status TenantStatus
DefaultLocale string
DefaultTimeZone string
Settings []byte
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
UpdatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Version int32
PasswordOpenedUntil pgtype.Timestamptz
PasswordOpenedRequester *string
PasswordOpenedReason *string
}
type FindWorkspaceStructureForShareRow ¶
type FindWorkspaceStructureForShareRow struct {
}
type FinishBackupRunParams ¶
type FinishImportRunParams ¶
type FinishRestoreRunParams ¶
type FinishRuleRunParams ¶
type FirstBucketParams ¶
type FlattenWorkItemParams ¶
type ForgetDeviceParams ¶
type ForgetDeviceRow ¶
type GiveKudosParams ¶
type GrantMembershipParams ¶
type GrantMembershipParams struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
AccountID pgtype.UUID
GroupID pgtype.UUID
ScopeType MembershipScope
ScopeID pgtype.UUID
Role MembershipRole
}
type HoldJobParams ¶
type HoldJobParams struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
Lease pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type HoldsTombstoneParams ¶
type HubsOpenedForParams ¶
type IdempotencyKey ¶
type IdentityProvider ¶
type IdentityProvider struct {
TenantID pgtype.UUID
Issuer string
ClientID string
ClientSecretEnc []byte
ClientSecretKeyID string
AllowedEmailDomains []string
Enabled bool
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
UpdatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Version int32
ID pgtype.UUID
DisplayName string
Kind string
Provisioning string
Position int32
// The provider's own identifiers for the organisations this row admits: Microsoft tid, Google hd. Empty under DOMAINS with a preset that has a directory claim admits nobody (ADR-0071 §2).
AllowedDirectories []string
OfferedWorkspaces int32
WithdrawAt pgtype.Timestamptz
NewcomerRole *MembershipRole
NewcomerGroupID pgtype.UUID
}
type ImportAccountParams ¶
type ImportBucketParams ¶
type ImportCommentParams ¶
type ImportContainerParams ¶
type ImportItemLabelParams ¶
type ImportItemMemberParams ¶
type ImportJumbleEntryParams ¶
type ImportLabelParams ¶
type ImportLegalHoldParams ¶
type ImportMediaObjectParams ¶
type ImportMembershipParams ¶
type ImportPasskeyParams ¶
type ImportReminderParams ¶
type ImportRun ¶
type ImportRun struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
RequestedBy pgtype.UUID
Kind string
MediaID pgtype.UUID
HubID pgtype.UUID
Mapping []byte
TimeZone *string
Language *string
Status string
Report []byte
Refused []byte
Progress []byte
ErrorCode *string
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
StartedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
FinishedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
CollectionID pgtype.UUID
}
type ImportSavedViewParams ¶
type ImportSetElementParams ¶
type ImportTemplateParams ¶
type ImportTenantParams ¶
type ImportWorkItemParams ¶
type InsertAccessTokenParams ¶
type InsertAccountParams ¶
type InsertAccountParams struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
Kind AccountKind
Email *string
DisplayName string
Status AccountStatus
Locale *string
TimeZone *string
WeekStart *string
}
type InsertAddressRequestParams ¶
type InsertAddressRequestParams struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
AccountID pgtype.UUID
Address *string
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
ExpiresAt pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type InsertAuditEntryParams ¶
type InsertAuditEntryParams struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
Seq int64
OccurredAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Action string
Outcome string
Severity string
ActorType string
ActorID pgtype.UUID
ActorLabel *string
OnBehalfOfID pgtype.UUID
TargetType *string
TargetID pgtype.UUID
TargetLabel *string
Context []byte
Changes []byte
LegalBasis *string
PrevHash []byte
Hash []byte
}
type InsertBackupRunParams ¶
type InsertBackupScheduleParams ¶
type InsertBackupScheduleParams struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TargetID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
ScopeKind string
ScopeID pgtype.UUID
Rrule string
TimeZone string
Mode string
FullRrule *string
IncludeMedia bool
IncludeAudit bool
Retention []byte
NotifyOn []string
NextRunAt pgtype.Timestamptz
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
TrialRestore bool
}
type InsertBackupTargetParams ¶
type InsertBackupTargetParams struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
Name string
Kind string
Config []byte
CredentialEnc []byte
CredentialKeyID *string
EncryptionMode string
EncryptionKeyID *string
RegionNote *string
InsecureAckBy pgtype.UUID
InsecureAckAt pgtype.Timestamptz
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
CreatedBy pgtype.UUID
}
type InsertBucketParams ¶
type InsertCommentParams ¶
type InsertContainerParams ¶
type InsertCustomFieldParams ¶
type InsertGroupParams ¶
type InsertIdentityProviderParams ¶
type InsertIdentityProviderParams struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
Issuer string
ClientID string
ClientSecretEnc []byte
ClientSecretKeyID string
DisplayName string
Kind string
Provisioning string
Position int32
AllowedEmailDomains []string
AllowedDirectories []string
Enabled bool
Now pgtype.Timestamptz
NewcomerRole *MembershipRole
NewcomerGroupID pgtype.UUID
}
type InsertIdentityProviderRow ¶
type InsertIdentityProviderRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
Issuer string
ClientID string
DisplayName string
Kind string
Provisioning string
Position int32
AllowedEmailDomains []string
AllowedDirectories []string
Enabled bool
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
UpdatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Version int32
WithdrawAt pgtype.Timestamptz
NewcomerRole *MembershipRole
NewcomerGroupID pgtype.UUID
OfferedWorkspaces int32
}
type InsertImportRunParams ¶
type InsertJumbleEntryParams ¶
type InsertLabelParams ¶
type InsertLegalHoldParams ¶
type InsertMailReceiptParams ¶
type InsertMailboxAuthorizationParams ¶
type InsertMailboxAuthorizationParams struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
AccountID pgtype.UUID
StateHash []byte
Provider string
AuthorizeUrl string
TokenUrl string
Scopes []string
ClientID string
Installation bool
Host string
Port int32
LoginHint *string
VerifierEnc []byte
VerifierKeyID string
ClientSecretEnc []byte
ClientSecretKeyID *string
ExpiresAt pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type InsertMailboxParams ¶
type InsertMailboxParams struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
Protocol string
Address string
Host *string
Port *int32
SessionUrl *string
Username string
Folder string
DoneFolder string
Preset *string
Enabled bool
SecretEnc []byte
SecretKeyID string
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
CreatedBy pgtype.UUID
Auth string
OauthProvider *string
OauthAuthorizeUrl *string
OauthTokenUrl *string
OauthScopes []string
OauthClientID *string
OauthInstallation bool
}
type InsertMediaObjectParams ¶
type InsertNotificationParams ¶
type InsertNotificationParams struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
RecipientID pgtype.UUID
Category string
Channel string
State string
Reason *string
EventID pgtype.UUID
ItemID pgtype.UUID
ActorID pgtype.UUID
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
RuleID pgtype.UUID
SubscriptionID pgtype.UUID
PrivateHubAccessID pgtype.UUID
MembershipID pgtype.UUID
}
type InsertOauthClientParams ¶
type InsertOauthCodeParams ¶
type InsertOidcFlowParams ¶
type InsertOidcFlowParams struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
ProviderID pgtype.UUID
StateHash []byte
CodeVerifier string
Nonce string
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
ExpiresAt pgtype.Timestamptz
SessionID pgtype.UUID
InvitedAccountID pgtype.UUID
PendingID pgtype.UUID
TermsUrl *string
TermsVersion *string
Connect bool
}
type InsertPasskeyParams ¶
type InsertPasskeySignInChallengeParams ¶
type InsertPasskeySignInChallengeParams struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TokenHash []byte
UserAgent *string
IpClass *string
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
ExpiresAt pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type InsertPendingCredentialParams ¶
type InsertPendingCredentialParams struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
AccountID pgtype.UUID
TokenHash []byte
Purpose string
UserAgent *string
IpClass *string
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
ExpiresAt pgtype.Timestamptz
LinkProviderID pgtype.UUID
LinkSubject *string
LinkProof *string
PasswordChangeOwed bool
SignedInWith *string
SessionMethod *string
SessionVia pgtype.UUID
ArrivalEmail *string
ArrivalDisplayName *string
ArrivalDirectory *string
}
type InsertPlanParams ¶
type InsertRecoveredErasureCaseParams ¶
type InsertRecoveredErasureCaseParams struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
SubjectAccountID pgtype.UUID
SubjectEmail *string
ErasureMode *string
ReceivedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
DueAt pgtype.Timestamptz
HandledBy pgtype.UUID
Notes *string
OriginalDueAt pgtype.Timestamptz
ExtensionReason *string
InformedOn pgtype.Date
}
type InsertRefreshTokenParams ¶
type InsertRefreshTokenParams struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
SessionID pgtype.UUID
TokenHash []byte
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
ExpiresAt pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type InsertReminderParams ¶
type InsertRestoreRunParams ¶
type InsertRetentionRuleParams ¶
type InsertRetentionRuleParams struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
ScopeKind string
ScopeID pgtype.UUID
DataKind string
Condition *string
RetainDays int32
Action string
ThenAfterDays *int32
ThenAction *string
GraceDays int32
Notify []byte
Justification *string
Enabled bool
ExportTargetID pgtype.UUID
CreatedBy pgtype.UUID
Now pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type InsertRuleRunParams ¶
type InsertSavedViewParams ¶
type InsertSessionParams ¶
type InsertSessionParams struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
AccountID pgtype.UUID
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
UserAgent *string
IpClass *string
ExpiresAt pgtype.Timestamptz
GrantID pgtype.UUID
Scopes []string
HardExpiresAt pgtype.Timestamptz
IdleMinutes *int32
SignedInWith *string
SignedInProviderID pgtype.UUID
}
type InsertTemplateParams ¶
type InsertTenantHostParams ¶
type InsertTenantHostParams struct {
Host string
State string
Verification string
VerifiedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
IsCanonical bool
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type InsertTenantParams ¶
type InsertVoiceAliasParams ¶
type InsertWorkItemCopyParams ¶
type InsertWorkItemCopyParams struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
CollectionID pgtype.UUID
Type ItemType
ParentID pgtype.UUID
Path string
Depth int32
Title string
Amount *string
Notes *string
BucketID pgtype.UUID
OrderKey string
AssigneeID pgtype.UUID
StartAt pgtype.Timestamptz
DueAt pgtype.Timestamptz
DueDateOnly interface{}
DueTimeZone *string
CoverKind *string
CoverColorToken *string
CoverMediaID pgtype.UUID
CustomFields []byte
CustomFieldRefs []byte
ContentLanguage *string
ArchivedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
CreatedBy pgtype.UUID
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type InsertWorkItemParams ¶
type InsertWorkItemParams struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
CollectionID pgtype.UUID
Type ItemType
ParentID pgtype.UUID
Path string
Depth int32
Title string
Amount *string
Notes *string
BucketID pgtype.UUID
OrderKey string
StartAt pgtype.Timestamptz
ContentLanguage *string
CalendarUid *string
CreatedBy pgtype.UUID
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type InstallationPreset ¶
type InstanceCensusRow ¶
type InstanceEvent ¶
type InstanceSetting ¶
type InstanceSetupCode ¶
type InstanceSetupCode struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
CodeHash []byte
IssuedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
ExpiresAt pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type IssueSetupCodeParams ¶
type IssueSetupCodeParams struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
CodeHash []byte
IssuedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
ExpiresAt pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type IssueStartPasswordParams ¶
type IssueStartPasswordParams struct {
PasswordHash *string
At pgtype.Timestamptz
AccountID pgtype.UUID
}
type ItemAttachment ¶
type ItemByKeyParams ¶
type ItemCapabilityProfile ¶
type ItemContributorsRow ¶
type ItemKeyRow ¶
type ItemMember ¶
type Job ¶
type Job struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
Kind string
Payload []byte
DedupeKey *string
RunAt pgtype.Timestamptz
State string
Attempts int32
MaxAttempts int32
LockedUntil pgtype.Timestamptz
LastError *string
Priority int16
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
FinishedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Progress *float32
LastErrorParams []byte
Outcome *string
}
type JobQueueDepthRow ¶
type JournalledDeletionsParams ¶
type JournalledDeletionsParams struct {
Since pgtype.Timestamptz
AfterAt pgtype.Timestamptz
AfterEntity string
AfterID pgtype.UUID
Batch int32
}
type JournalledDeletionsRow ¶
type JumbleEntry ¶
type JumbleEntry struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
Channel string
Sender *string
RawSubject *string
RawBody *string
Attachments []pgtype.UUID
Suggestion []byte
Status string
TargetItemID pgtype.UUID
ReceivedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
ProcessedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
CreatedBy pgtype.UUID
MeantForKind *string
MeantForID pgtype.UUID
IntakeReason *string
}
type JumbleIntake ¶
type JumbleIntake struct {
TenantID pgtype.UUID
TokenHash []byte
RotatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type KeptCommentTextsParams ¶
type KeptCommentTextsRow ¶
type KudosGivenParams ¶
type KudosOfAccountParams ¶
type KudosOfAccountRow ¶
type KudosReceivedParams ¶
type KudosReceivedRow ¶
type KudosReceivedRow struct {
GivenBy pgtype.UUID
GivenAt pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type LastAuditAnchorRow ¶
type LastAuditEntryRow ¶
type LastSuccessfulBackupPerTargetRow ¶
type LastSuccessfulBackupPerTargetRow struct {
TargetID pgtype.UUID
LastSuccessAt pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type LatestConsentParams ¶
type LatestConsentRow ¶
type LatestRuleRunsRow ¶
type LatestRuleRunsRow struct {
RuleID pgtype.UUID
Status string
StartedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type LatestSuccessfulBackupRunRow ¶
type LatestSuccessfulBackupRunRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
ScheduleID pgtype.UUID
TargetID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
ParentRunID pgtype.UUID
Trigger string
Mode string
Status string
ArchivePath *string
SizeBytes *int64
ItemCount *int32
MediaCount *int32
Checksum *string
SnapshotAt pgtype.Timestamptz
StartedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
FinishedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
ErrorCode *string
ExpiresAt pgtype.Timestamptz
VerifiedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
VerifyOk *bool
TrialReport []byte
TrialAt pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type LeftOutOfWorkspaceRow ¶
type ListActivityParams ¶
type ListActivityRow ¶
type ListAuditEntriesParams ¶
type ListAutomationRulesRow ¶
type ListAutomationRulesRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
ScopeType string
ScopeID pgtype.UUID
Name string
Enabled bool
RunAs pgtype.UUID
Trigger []byte
Conditions []byte
Actions []byte
Throttle []byte
OnError string
FailureCount int32
CreatedBy pgtype.UUID
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
UpdatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
DeletedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Version int32
NextRunAt pgtype.Timestamptz
InboundRotatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Findings []byte
CheckedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type ListBackupTargetsRow ¶
type ListBackupTargetsRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
Name string
Kind string
Config []byte
CredentialKeyID *string
EncryptionMode string
EncryptionKeyID *string
RegionNote *string
InsecureAckBy pgtype.UUID
InsecureAckAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Enabled bool
LastTestAt pgtype.Timestamptz
LastTestOk *bool
LastTestError *string
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
CreatedBy pgtype.UUID
Version int32
}
type ListCollectionsInOrderRow ¶
type ListCollectionsInOrderRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
Type ContainerType
ParentID pgtype.UUID
Name string
Description *string
Icon *string
ColorToken *string
OrderKey string
CompletionPolicy string
AutoAssignStrategy *string
AutoAssignCandidates []byte
AutoAssignEnabled *bool
ArchivedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
ParentArchivedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
DeletedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
TrashBatchID pgtype.UUID
CreatedBy pgtype.UUID
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
UpdatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Version int32
Private bool
Handle *string
HubName string
HubOrderKey string
HubPrivate bool
}
type ListCommentsParams ¶
type ListCommentsRow ¶
type ListContainersParams ¶
type ListContainersRow ¶
type ListContainersRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
Type ContainerType
ParentID pgtype.UUID
Name string
Description *string
Icon *string
ColorToken *string
OrderKey string
CompletionPolicy string
Structure string
AutoAssignStrategy *string
AutoAssignCandidates []byte
AutoAssignEnabled *bool
ArchivedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
ParentArchivedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
DeletedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
TrashBatchID pgtype.UUID
CreatedBy pgtype.UUID
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
UpdatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Version int32
Private bool
Handle *string
}
type ListDataSubjectRequestsParams ¶
type ListDataSubjectRequestsParams struct {
IncludeClosed bool
Status *string
Kind *string
DueBefore pgtype.Timestamptz
CursorDueAt pgtype.Timestamptz
CursorID pgtype.UUID
PageSize int32
}
type ListDataSubjectRequestsRow ¶
type ListDataSubjectRequestsRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
SubjectAccountID pgtype.UUID
SubjectEmail *string
Kind string
Status string
Scope string
ErasureMode *string
ReceivedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
DueAt pgtype.Timestamptz
CompletedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
HandledBy pgtype.UUID
RejectionReason *string
TargetID pgtype.UUID
ResultArchive *string
Notes *string
OriginalDueAt pgtype.Timestamptz
ExtensionReason *string
InformedOn pgtype.Date
}
type ListDevicesOfAccountRow ¶
type ListDueRemindersParams ¶
type ListDueRemindersParams struct {
Now pgtype.Timestamptz
BatchSize int32
}
type ListDueRemindersRow ¶
type ListGroupsParams ¶
type ListGroupsRow ¶
type ListIdentityProvidersRow ¶
type ListIdentityProvidersRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
Issuer string
ClientID string
DisplayName string
Kind string
Provisioning string
Position int32
AllowedEmailDomains []string
AllowedDirectories []string
Enabled bool
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
UpdatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Version int32
WithdrawAt pgtype.Timestamptz
NewcomerRole *MembershipRole
NewcomerGroupID pgtype.UUID
OfferedWorkspaces int32
}
type ListItemAttachmentsRow ¶
type ListJumbleEntriesParams ¶
type ListJumbleEntriesRow ¶
type ListJumbleEntriesRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
Channel string
Sender *string
RawSubject *string
RawBody *string
Attachments []pgtype.UUID
Status string
TargetItemID pgtype.UUID
ReceivedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
ProcessedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
CreatedBy pgtype.UUID
MeantForKind *string
MeantForID pgtype.UUID
IntakeReason *string
ArrivalJobID pgtype.UUID
}
type ListLabelsOfItemsRow ¶
type ListLegalHoldsRow ¶
type ListMailboxesRow ¶
type ListMailboxesRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
Protocol string
Address string
Host *string
Port *int32
SessionUrl *string
Username string
Folder string
DoneFolder string
Preset *string
Enabled bool
CheckedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Failure *string
FailingSince pgtype.Timestamptz
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Auth string
OauthProvider *string
OauthAuthorizeUrl *string
OauthTokenUrl *string
OauthScopes []string
OauthClientID *string
OauthInstallation bool
}
type ListOauthClientsRow ¶
type ListOauthGrantsRow ¶
type ListPausedAutomationRulesRow ¶
type ListPausedAutomationRulesRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
ScopeType string
ScopeID pgtype.UUID
Name string
Enabled bool
RunAs pgtype.UUID
Trigger []byte
Conditions []byte
Actions []byte
Throttle []byte
OnError string
FailureCount int32
CreatedBy pgtype.UUID
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
UpdatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
DeletedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Version int32
NextRunAt pgtype.Timestamptz
InboundRotatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Findings []byte
CheckedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type ListPlansRow ¶
type ListPlansRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
Name string
DisplayName string
Version int32
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
UpdatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type ListPrivateHubsRow ¶
type ListRemindersOfItemRow ¶
type ListRuleRunsParams ¶
type ListRuleRunsRow ¶
type ListRuleRunsRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
RuleID pgtype.UUID
EventID pgtype.UUID
Trigger string
TriggeredBy pgtype.UUID
SubjectID pgtype.UUID
Status string
ConditionResults []byte
ActionResults []byte
Occasion *string
ErrorCode *string
StartedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
FinishedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
CausationDepth int32
}
type ListSetElementsParams ¶
type ListSetElementsRow ¶
type ListStructureHeirsRow ¶
type ListStructureHeirsRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
Type ContainerType
ParentID pgtype.UUID
Name string
Description *string
Icon *string
ColorToken *string
OrderKey string
CompletionPolicy string
Structure string
AutoAssignStrategy *string
AutoAssignCandidates []byte
AutoAssignEnabled *bool
ArchivedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
ParentArchivedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
DeletedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
TrashBatchID pgtype.UUID
CreatedBy pgtype.UUID
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
UpdatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Version int32
Private bool
Handle *string
}
type ListSuggestionsParams ¶
type ListSuggestionsRow ¶
type ListSuggestionsRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TargetType string
TargetID pgtype.UUID
Kind string
Status string
Payload []byte
Source string
Model string
PromptID string
PromptVersion string
ProducedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
InputDigest []byte
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
DecidedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
DecidedBy pgtype.UUID
Version int32
DroppedNodes int32
}
type ListTenantHostsRow ¶
type ListTenantHostsRow struct {
Host string
State string
Verification string
VerifiedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
IsCanonical bool
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type ListTrashParams ¶
type ListTrashParams struct {
CursorDeletedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
CursorID pgtype.UUID
PageSize int32
}
type ListTrashRow ¶
type ListVoiceAliasesRow ¶
type ListWebhookSubscriptionsRow ¶
type ListWebhookSubscriptionsRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
TargetUrl string
EventTypes []string
FilterExpr *string
ScopeType *string
ScopeID pgtype.UUID
SecretEnc []byte
SecretKeyID *string
PreviousSecretEnc []byte
PreviousSecretKeyID *string
PreviousSecretUntil pgtype.Timestamptz
State string
FailureCount int32
LastError *string
DisabledAt pgtype.Timestamptz
CreatedBy pgtype.UUID
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Version int32
}
type ListWorkItemsParams ¶
type ListWorkItemsRow ¶
type ListWorkItemsRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
CollectionID pgtype.UUID
Type ItemType
ParentID pgtype.UUID
Path string
Depth int32
Title string
Amount *string
Notes *string
IsCompleted bool
CompletedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
CompletedBy pgtype.UUID
CompletionCount int32
BucketID pgtype.UUID
OrderKey string
AssigneeID pgtype.UUID
StartAt pgtype.Timestamptz
DueAt pgtype.Timestamptz
DueDateOnly bool
DueTimeZone *string
CoverKind *string
CoverColorToken *string
CoverMediaID pgtype.UUID
CustomFields []byte
ContentLanguage *string
CalendarUid *string
RecurrenceRuleID pgtype.UUID
RecurrenceSourceID pgtype.UUID
OriginJumbleID pgtype.UUID
RetentionPendingUntil pgtype.Timestamptz
RetentionRuleID pgtype.UUID
RetentionAction *string
RetentionBlockedBy *string
ArchivedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
DeletedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
TrashBatchID pgtype.UUID
CreatedBy pgtype.UUID
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
UpdatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Version int32
Number *int64
}
type LockAccountForAddressRow ¶
type LockAccountForAddressRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
Email *string
SignInName *string
Status AccountStatus
}
type LockAccountStatusRow ¶
type LockAccountStatusRow struct {
Status AccountStatus
InvitationOpen bool
}
type LockHubOfRow ¶
type MailReceipt ¶
type MailSetting ¶
type Mailbox ¶
type Mailbox struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
Protocol string
Address string
Host *string
Port *int32
SessionUrl *string
Username string
Folder string
DoneFolder string
Preset *string
Enabled bool
SecretEnc []byte
SecretKeyID string
CheckedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Failure *string
FailingSince pgtype.Timestamptz
Auth string
OauthProvider *string
OauthAuthorizeUrl *string
OauthTokenUrl *string
OauthScopes []string
OauthClientID *string
OauthInstallation bool
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
CreatedBy pgtype.UUID
}
type MailboxAuthorization ¶
type MailboxAuthorization struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
AccountID pgtype.UUID
StateHash []byte
Provider string
AuthorizeUrl string
TokenUrl string
Scopes []string
ClientID string
Installation bool
Host string
Port int32
LoginHint *string
VerifierEnc []byte
VerifierKeyID string
ClientSecretEnc []byte
ClientSecretKeyID *string
ExpiresAt pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type MarkEventsDispatchedParams ¶
type MarkEventsDispatchedParams struct {
DispatchedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Ids []pgtype.UUID
}
type MarkMediaOrphansParams ¶
type MarkMediaOrphansParams struct {
Now pgtype.Timestamptz
UnreferencedBefore pgtype.Timestamptz
PendingBefore pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type MarkPasskeyUsedParams ¶
type MarkQuotaReachedParams ¶
type MarkQuotaReachedParams struct {
Quota string
Period string
ReachedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type MediaObject ¶
type MediaObject struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
StorageKey string
MimeType string
ByteSize int64
Checksum *string
Usage string
RefCount int32
CreatedBy pgtype.UUID
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
DeletedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Status string
FileName *string
UnreferencedSince pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type MediaUploadedByRow ¶
type Membership ¶
type Membership struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
AccountID pgtype.UUID
GroupID pgtype.UUID
ScopeType MembershipScope
ScopeID pgtype.UUID
Role MembershipRole
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type MembershipRole ¶
type MembershipRole string
const ( MembershipRoleOWNER MembershipRole = "OWNER" MembershipRoleADMIN MembershipRole = "ADMIN" MembershipRoleMEMBER MembershipRole = "MEMBER" MembershipRoleCONTRIBUTOR MembershipRole = "CONTRIBUTOR" MembershipRoleVIEWER MembershipRole = "VIEWER" MembershipRoleGUEST MembershipRole = "GUEST" MembershipRoleAUDITOR MembershipRole = "AUDITOR" )
func (*MembershipRole) Scan ¶
func (e *MembershipRole) Scan(src interface{}) error
type MembershipScope ¶
type MembershipScope string
const ( MembershipScopeTENANT MembershipScope = "TENANT" MembershipScopeHUB MembershipScope = "HUB" MembershipScopeCOLLECTION MembershipScope = "COLLECTION" MembershipScopeITEM MembershipScope = "ITEM" )
func (*MembershipScope) Scan ¶
func (e *MembershipScope) Scan(src interface{}) error
type MembershipsAlongPathRow ¶
type MembershipsAlongPathRow struct {
ScopeType MembershipScope
ScopeID pgtype.UUID
Role MembershipRole
}
type MembershipsOfGroupRow ¶
type MilestonesOfRow ¶
type MilestonesOfRow struct {
ContainerID pgtype.UUID
ReachedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type MintAddressTokenParams ¶
type MintAddressTokenParams struct {
TokenHash []byte
ID pgtype.UUID
Now pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type MintAddressTokenRow ¶
type NarrowSuggestionParams ¶
type Notification ¶
type Notification struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
RecipientID pgtype.UUID
Category string
Channel string
State string
Reason *string
EventID pgtype.UUID
ItemID pgtype.UUID
ActorID pgtype.UUID
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
SentAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Attempts int32
RuleID pgtype.UUID
SubscriptionID pgtype.UUID
PrivateHubAccessID pgtype.UUID
MembershipID pgtype.UUID
}
type NotificationPreference ¶
type NullAccountKind ¶
type NullAccountKind struct {
AccountKind AccountKind
Valid bool // Valid is true if AccountKind is not NULL
}
func (*NullAccountKind) Scan ¶
func (ns *NullAccountKind) Scan(value interface{}) error
Scan implements the Scanner interface.
type NullAccountStatus ¶
type NullAccountStatus struct {
AccountStatus AccountStatus
Valid bool // Valid is true if AccountStatus is not NULL
}
func (*NullAccountStatus) Scan ¶
func (ns *NullAccountStatus) Scan(value interface{}) error
Scan implements the Scanner interface.
type NullContainerType ¶
type NullContainerType struct {
ContainerType ContainerType
Valid bool // Valid is true if ContainerType is not NULL
}
func (*NullContainerType) Scan ¶
func (ns *NullContainerType) Scan(value interface{}) error
Scan implements the Scanner interface.
type NullItemType ¶
func (*NullItemType) Scan ¶
func (ns *NullItemType) Scan(value interface{}) error
Scan implements the Scanner interface.
type NullMembershipRole ¶
type NullMembershipRole struct {
MembershipRole MembershipRole
Valid bool // Valid is true if MembershipRole is not NULL
}
func (*NullMembershipRole) Scan ¶
func (ns *NullMembershipRole) Scan(value interface{}) error
Scan implements the Scanner interface.
type NullMembershipScope ¶
type NullMembershipScope struct {
MembershipScope MembershipScope
Valid bool // Valid is true if MembershipScope is not NULL
}
func (*NullMembershipScope) Scan ¶
func (ns *NullMembershipScope) Scan(value interface{}) error
Scan implements the Scanner interface.
type NullTenantStatus ¶
type NullTenantStatus struct {
TenantStatus TenantStatus
Valid bool // Valid is true if TenantStatus is not NULL
}
func (*NullTenantStatus) Scan ¶
func (ns *NullTenantStatus) Scan(value interface{}) error
Scan implements the Scanner interface.
type OauthClient ¶
type OauthGrant ¶
type OidcFlow ¶
type OidcFlow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
StateHash []byte
CodeVerifier string
Nonce string
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
ExpiresAt pgtype.Timestamptz
ConsumedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
ProviderID pgtype.UUID
SessionID pgtype.UUID
InvitedAccountID pgtype.UUID
PendingID pgtype.UUID
TermsUrl *string
TermsVersion *string
Connect bool
}
type OidcFlowLiveParams ¶
type OidcFlowLiveParams struct {
StateHash []byte
Now pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type OpenTenantPasswordParams ¶
type OpenTenantPasswordParams struct {
Until pgtype.Timestamptz
Requester *string
Reason *string
Now pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type OperatorRosterRow ¶
type OrderKeyNeighboursRow ¶
type OutboxEvent ¶
type OutboxEvent struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
EventType string
Subject *string
Payload []byte
ActorType string
ActorID pgtype.UUID
CorrelationID pgtype.UUID
CausationID pgtype.UUID
CausationDepth int32
OccurredAt pgtype.Timestamptz
DispatchedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Attempts int32
LockedUntil pgtype.Timestamptz
Replay bool
ReceivedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
PushID pgtype.UUID
}
type OverdueRequestCountRow ¶
type PendingErasureKeptRow ¶
type Plan ¶
type Plan struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
Name string
DisplayName string
Version int32
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
UpdatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
UpdatedBy pgtype.UUID
RemovedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type PlanOfWorkspaceRow ¶
type PlanOfWorkspaceRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
Name string
DisplayName string
Version int32
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
UpdatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type PlanSetting ¶
type PlanWorkspaceCountsRow ¶
type PlatformDelivery ¶
type PlatformEvent ¶
type PlatformEventsAfterRow ¶
type PlatformSubscription ¶
type PollOutboxEventsParams ¶
type PollOutboxEventsParams struct {
EventType string
Horizon pgtype.Timestamptz
AfterOccurredAt pgtype.Timestamptz
AfterID pgtype.UUID
Batch int32
}
type PollOutboxEventsRow ¶
type PollOutboxEventsRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
EventType string
Subject *string
Payload []byte
ActorType string
ActorID pgtype.UUID
CorrelationID pgtype.UUID
CausationID pgtype.UUID
CausationDepth int32
OccurredAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Replay bool
ReceivedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
PushID pgtype.UUID
}
type PrivacyIncident ¶
type PrivateHubAccess ¶
type PurgeFinishedJobsParams ¶
type PurgeFinishedJobsParams struct {
Before pgtype.Timestamptz
Batch int32
}
type PutAiRequestParams ¶
type PutPlanSettingParams ¶
type Queries ¶
type Queries struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
func (*Queries) AcceptInvitation ¶
The provider's half of redeeming an invitation: the invited account becomes ACTIVE and the invitation is spent, in one statement - unless it ran out, which the provider's word does not renew. No password is set: the person signs in through the provider.
func (*Queries) AccessTokensForAccount ¶
func (q *Queries) AccessTokensForAccount(ctx context.Context, accountID pgtype.UUID) ([]AccessTokensForAccountRow, error)
Newest first, which is the order somebody reads their own credentials in. Bounded by the account rather than by a page: a person holds a handful, and the index answers both the filter and the sort (access_token_account_idx).
func (*Queries) AccountGroupExists ¶
func (*Queries) AccountHasIdentity ¶
Whether the account already signs in through some provider (ADR-0071's addendum): such an identity is a credential of its own, and an account holding one is not connected to another provider on that provider's word.
func (*Queries) AccountIdentities ¶
func (q *Queries) AccountIdentities(ctx context.Context, accountID pgtype.UUID) ([]AccountIdentitiesRow, error)
The provider identities an account is connected to, as the person reads them in their own settings: which provider and since when - never the subject. The workspace is named, not left to the policy alone.
func (*Queries) AccountIdentityProviders ¶
func (q *Queries) AccountIdentityProviders(ctx context.Context, accountID pgtype.UUID) ([]pgtype.UUID, error)
The providers an account is connected to (ADR-0075 §2): a step-up at the provider is offered only at one of these, and only where it is switched on for the workspace - which the caller decides.
func (*Queries) AccountsOfKind ¶
func (q *Queries) AccountsOfKind(ctx context.Context, kind AccountKind) ([]AccountsOfKindRow, error)
The workspace's service accounts, newest first by identifier - UUIDv7 is time-ordered, so the primary key is the creation order and needs no second column to sort on.
Bounded by the kind rather than by a page: an installation has a handful of integrations, and a cursor over a handful is machinery nobody reads.
func (*Queries) ActingAccountExists ¶
func (*Queries) ActivateFirstOwner ¶
func (q *Queries) ActivateFirstOwner(ctx context.Context, arg ActivateFirstOwnerParams) (int64, error)
The first start's setup (UC-INS-01): the owner it wrote a moment ago in the same transaction gets the password and becomes ACTIVE. No redemption token - the setup code was the proof - so it matches only an invited account that was never sent one.
func (*Queries) ActiveLegalHolds ¶
func (q *Queries) ActiveLegalHolds(ctx context.Context) ([]ActiveLegalHoldsRow, error)
The end of data's life: the instructions not to delete, and the record of what was deleted anyway (ADR-0020).
The tenant is never a parameter here either: it comes from the transaction's own context through current_tenant_id(), which is the value row level security compares against. That matters more here than anywhere else - a legal hold read across the wrong boundary would not be a wrong answer but somebody else's obligation ignored. Every hold in force for this tenant, released ones left out.
The whole set rather than a question per row: a purge run judges a batch of a thousand rows against holds that are few and change rarely, and a query per row would be a thousand round trips for the same answer. Served by legal_hold_active_idx, which is partial on exactly this predicate.
func (*Queries) ActivePlatformSubscriptionIDs ¶
func (*Queries) AddGroupMember ¶
func (q *Queries) AddGroupMember(ctx context.Context, arg AddGroupMemberParams) error
func (*Queries) AddItemLabel ¶
func (q *Queries) AddItemLabel(ctx context.Context, arg AddItemLabelParams) error
ON CONFLICT DO NOTHING rather than a check first: adding a label an item already carries is the state the caller asked for, and two requests arriving together would otherwise both pass a check and one of them fail on the primary key.
func (*Queries) AddItemMember ¶
func (q *Queries) AddItemMember(ctx context.Context, arg AddItemMemberParams) error
ON CONFLICT DO NOTHING rather than a check first, for the reason AddItemLabel gives: adding somebody the entry already carries is the state the caller asked for, and two requests arriving together would otherwise both pass a check and one of them fail on the primary key.
func (*Queries) AddUsage ¶
func (q *Queries) AddUsage(ctx context.Context, arg AddUsageParams) error
The billing ledger's writer: daily tallies for capacity planning and the dashboards, never the enforcement's source - a ledger row can lag, and a limit that lags is a limit that lies.
func (*Queries) AdjustMediaRefCount ¶
func (q *Queries) AdjustMediaRefCount(ctx context.Context, arg AdjustMediaRefCountParams) (int64, error)
The fast half of reference counting: the use case that adds or drops a reference moves the counter in its own transaction, so DeleteMedia can refuse a referenced object without a scan. The reconciliation job recomputes the counter from the actual references, because a purge's cascade drops attachment rows without passing through here - the counter is a cache, and the recount is what makes it honest (data-protection.md §5).
func (*Queries) AdminTenants ¶
func (q *Queries) AdminTenants(ctx context.Context) ([]AdminTenantsRow, error)
The control plane (multi-tenancy.md §5): provisioning, suspension, the deletion request and the hard delete after the grace.
Two departures from the query files around this one, both deliberate. The listing goes through the SECURITY DEFINER enumerator migration 0067 pins down - the one legitimate place tenants are enumerated (multi-tenancy.md §2.1). And the statements on the tenant row itself still say current_tenant_id(): the control plane opens an ordinary bounded transaction per tenant it touches, so even here no statement can reach a row its transaction was not opened for. The casts are for the generator: it cannot see into the function's OUT table.
func (*Queries) AdminUsage ¶
func (q *Queries) AdminUsage(ctx context.Context, arg AdminUsageParams) ([]AdminUsageRow, error)
The control plane's read of the use (migration 0183): a page of workspaces' counts, live and purged, through the one door that reads across them. The columns are named, since a function's table type is not a table the generator knows.
func (*Queries) AdministratorsAlongPath ¶
func (q *Queries) AdministratorsAlongPath(ctx context.Context, arg AdministratorsAlongPathParams) ([]pgtype.UUID, error)
Who administers anywhere on this path, for the retention advance warning (R-1).
The mirror image of MembershipsAlongPath: that one asks what one account holds, this one asks who holds something. The roles are named here rather than passed in, because "the people who can answer a warning about work that is about to be deleted" is a property of the role matrix and not a parameter a caller gets to choose - a caller that could name VIEWER would be a caller warning everybody.
Through a group as well as directly, on MembershipsAlongPath's reasoning: a right held through a group is not a lesser right, and an administrator who administers through one still administers. Distinct, because somebody who holds the role at two levels is one person.
func (*Queries) AdvanceInstanceLevelVersion ¶
func (q *Queries) AdvanceInstanceLevelVersion(ctx context.Context, arg AdvanceInstanceLevelVersionParams) (int64, error)
The level's version, moved by one - only from `expected`, when one is named (migration 0184).
The guard is this statement and not a read before it: the conflicting row is locked, so a second save made on the same version waits for the first and then compares against what the first committed, which matches nothing. No row back is the refusal. A NULL `expected` moves it whatever it is: the instance file is the source and wins. A row somebody removed by hand is inserted at 1, so the level never becomes unsaveable.
func (*Queries) AdvanceRecurrenceWatermark ¶
func (q *Queries) AdvanceRecurrenceWatermark(ctx context.Context, arg AdvanceRecurrenceWatermarkParams) (int64, error)
How far the series has been materialised, moved forward under a compare-and-set.
The predicate is the whole exactly-once argument for occurrences. Two passes that read the same watermark both create the same morning; the first to commit moves it, and the second matches no row, fails, and rolls back the entries it wrote with it - because the pass and its bookkeeping are one transaction. IS NOT DISTINCT FROM rather than =, because the first pass compares against NULL and NULL = NULL is not true.
No version and no stamp: this is the materialisation's own bookkeeping, not an edit somebody made, and a version spent here would answer a client's If-Match with a conflict about a field it does not own.
func (*Queries) AdvanceSyncEpoch ¶
A restore into the workspace succeeded: every cursor minted before is from an older epoch now, and the device holding one resynchronises from scratch.
func (*Queries) AiNoticedAt ¶
func (q *Queries) AiNoticedAt(ctx context.Context, accountID pgtype.UUID) (pgtype.Timestamptz, error)
When a person last acknowledged that their objection to AI stopped taking effect.
func (*Queries) AnonymiseAccount ¶
===================== The erasure (Art. 17, QS-19) ========================= Every statement below serves one storage location from the data catalogue (data-protection.md §5). They are separate rather than one procedure because the two modes use different subsets of them, and because what each one removed has to be counted for the record. The mode that keeps the authorship: the row stays, and everything of the person's in it goes.
The display name becomes a marker rather than an empty string, because the audit trail and the item history both carry a denormalised label and a workspace reading " " where somebody used to be is worse than one reading "former user". `status` is what stops every automatic decision from then on (identity.AccountStatus.ProcessingAllowed).
func (*Queries) AnyPlanEver ¶
Whether any plan was ever created, removed ones included: what a seeding file asks, so that a plan an operator removed after the seed is not written again at the next start.
func (*Queries) AppendOutboxEvent ¶
func (q *Queries) AppendOutboxEvent(ctx context.Context, arg AppendOutboxEventParams) error
The transactional outbox (ADR-0007): the event is written in the same transaction as the change it describes, and the dispatcher delivers it afterwards.
Both halves are here, and both run under row level security: an event is written into the tenant of the transaction, and read out of it again. A dispatcher therefore works one tenant at a time (multi-tenancy.md §2.1) - which is also what stops one busy tenant from filling every batch.
func (*Queries) AppendPasswordHistory ¶
func (q *Queries) AppendPasswordHistory(ctx context.Context, arg AppendPasswordHistoryParams) error
func (*Queries) AppliedSchemaVersions ¶
The migrations the database has applied, for the readiness probe (deployment.md §5). Through the function because the ledger is closed to the application role; it answers numbers only.
func (*Queries) ArchiveItemsForRetention ¶
func (q *Queries) ArchiveItemsForRetention(ctx context.Context, arg ArchiveItemsForRetentionParams) (int64, error)
The act of an ARCHIVE stage. Only what is not archived already, so a repeated pass writes the same rows rather than moving the date somebody will later count a second stage from.
func (*Queries) ArchiveTenantUsage ¶
At the purge, in its own transaction and the workspace's scope: the counts move to the installation's ledger before the cascade takes them (multi-tenancy.md §4.3).
func (*Queries) AuditHashAt ¶
The stored hash at one sequence number, for an anchor outside the walked period to be compared against. `audit_seq_idx` keeps it a lookup.
func (*Queries) AuditPseudonyms ¶
func (q *Queries) AuditPseudonyms(ctx context.Context, actorIds []pgtype.UUID) ([]AuditPseudonymsRow, error)
The pseudonyms of a set of actors, for a page of the trail that has just been read.
Asked for the actors on the page rather than read whole: a workspace that has answered a hundred erasures has a hundred rows here, and a page has at most a few dozen distinct actors.
func (*Queries) AutomationRulesSealedNotUnder ¶
func (q *Queries) AutomationRulesSealedNotUnder(ctx context.Context, keyID string) ([]AutomationRulesSealedNotUnderRow, error)
The rows a re-seal visits (ADR-0045): a rule with an HTTP_REQUEST action - at any depth of a branch - whose sealed header secret names a key other than the current one. The path walks the document so that the query does not have to know the action tree's shape.
func (*Queries) AutomationsRunningAs ¶
What stands in the way of a full deletion, counted before it is attempted.
`automation_rule.run_as` is the one reference to an account this schema declares `ON DELETE RESTRICT`, and deliberately so (ADR-0024): a rule that acts as somebody must not quietly start acting as nobody. So an erasure that would leave such a rule behind is refused with a reason rather than attempted and failed on a foreign key - PG-2 found the second, which reached the caller as a dependency error and told them nothing.
func (*Queries) BackupTargetCredentialsNotUnder ¶
func (q *Queries) BackupTargetCredentialsNotUnder(ctx context.Context, keyID *string) ([]BackupTargetCredentialsNotUnderRow, error)
The rows a re-seal visits (ADR-0045). Like FindBackupTargetCredential it reads the credential and nothing that is on its way to a response.
func (*Queries) BlockErasureKept ¶
The remainder could not be carried out: every pending row of the case says why until it is.
func (*Queries) BlockItemsForRetention ¶
func (q *Queries) BlockItemsForRetention(ctx context.Context, arg BlockItemsForRetentionParams) (int64, error)
What a rule would do, and what is stopping it (§4, §6).
No `retention_pending_until`, deliberately: an entry that is held back has no due moment, and the absence of one is what keeps phase two off it rather than a flag somebody has to remember to check. Re-run on every pass, because a block is a fact about now - the hold may have been lifted since, and then the marking above takes over. A row that already says so is left alone: a pass reads past held rows on every run, and rewriting each unchanged one would be a row version per held entry per pass.
func (*Queries) BucketExists ¶
func (*Queries) BucketOrderKeyNeighbours ¶
func (q *Queries) BucketOrderKeyNeighbours(ctx context.Context, arg BucketOrderKeyNeighboursParams) (BucketOrderKeyNeighboursRow, error)
The two ranks a position sits between on one board: the rank of the bucket to go before, and the greatest rank below it.
The counterpart of ContainerOrderKeyNeighbours, and the same shape for the same reasons: both bounds in one row so that they are consistent as of the moment they are asked, the empty string for "nothing there", and COLLATE "C" wherever two ranks are compared.
The moving bucket is excluded from its own board: a reorder would otherwise measure a position against the rank it is leaving.
"Exclude nothing" has to be expressible, because a create has no row to leave out: the parameter is nullable and the comparison is IS DISTINCT FROM. With `<>` a NULL there is a predicate that is NULL for every row, which empties this list and reports an anchor that is present as missing.
func (*Queries) BumpRuleFailure ¶
One more consecutive failure, and the count afterwards.
Returned rather than read back, because the decision that follows it - has this rule failed often enough to be switched off - has to be made on the value this statement produced. A read after the write would be a second statement another run could commit between, and two runs failing together would each see the other's count and neither would reach the threshold.
func (*Queries) BurnRecoveryCode ¶
Only the first use writes; a code presented again matches nothing, which is what single-use means at this layer.
func (*Queries) CallJobsSealedNotUnder ¶
func (q *Queries) CallJobsSealedNotUnder(ctx context.Context, keyID string) ([]CallJobsSealedNotUnderRow, error)
The HTTP calls a re-seal visits (ADR-0045): a job that may still run whose header secret names a key other than the current one. Only the current workspace's - the table has no policy to say so.
func (*Queries) CancelJob ¶
func (q *Queries) CancelJob(ctx context.Context, arg CancelJobParams) (CancelJobRow, error)
Cancellation, and it is the state change alone: no lease is named, because the caller holds none. A pass that is under way is not interrupted - it finds at its next write that the row is no longer RUNNING under its lease, and rolls back rather than applying its work (test RT-3 is the same fence). The lease is cleared so that nothing waits for it to expire.
The state condition is what makes a terminal job a conflict rather than a silent overwrite: a job that succeeded a second ago must not read back as cancelled.
func (*Queries) CancelTenantDeletion ¶
func (q *Queries) CancelTenantDeletion(ctx context.Context, now pgtype.Timestamptz) (TenantStatus, error)
The edge back (§5): the status the request came from, or SUSPENDED where none was kept - nobody regains access the operator did not choose. Guarded on the purge's mark in the same statement: the grace job writes that mark in this row before it removes a byte, so the two writes wait for each other and exactly one condition holds afterwards. No row is a workspace not pending, or one whose purge has begun.
func (*Queries) CarryOverRetentionPolicy ¶
func (q *Queries) CarryOverRetentionPolicy(ctx context.Context, arg CarryOverRetentionPolicyParams) error
The old table's rows, written into the new one for a tenant that has no rule yet.
ON CONFLICT DO NOTHING, because this runs on every sweep and a tenant that has since written a rule of its own has decided something - a carry-over that overwrote it would be the upgrade quietly undoing the tenant's configuration. The scope is TENANT because that is what the old key could express, and the action is HARD_DELETE because that is what the old engine did.
func (*Queries) ChildCompletion ¶
func (q *Queries) ChildCompletion(ctx context.Context, parentID pgtype.UUID) (ChildCompletionRow, error)
How many children an item has, and how many of them are done. The two numbers the roll-up decides from (I-W5), as counts rather than as rows: the question is "is anything still open down there", and reading a subtree to answer one boolean is the shape this avoids.
Trashed children are excluded outright. They are deletions waiting out their retention period, and a work package whose last activity was deleted must not become done because of it. Archived children are counted as they stand - archiving is a decision to keep something quietly, not to disown it.
Served by wi_parent_idx (tenant_id, parent_id, order_key): the tenant comes from row level security, so the leading column is satisfied without appearing here.
func (*Queries) ClaimDueRuleOccurrences ¶
func (q *Queries) ClaimDueRuleOccurrences(ctx context.Context, arg ClaimDueRuleOccurrencesParams) ([]ClaimDueRuleOccurrencesRow, error)
Takes the moments that have come and removes them in the same statement.
Deleted rather than marked, because the row *is* the debt: once the run is queued the tenant no longer owes it, and a status column would be a second place for "already fired" to be recorded. The delete and the run's job commit together in the runner's transaction, so a process that dies halfway leaves both.
func (*Queries) ClaimDueSoonItems ¶
func (q *Queries) ClaimDueSoonItems(ctx context.Context, arg ClaimDueSoonItemsParams) ([]ClaimDueSoonItemsRow, error)
The entries whose deadline has come within the lead and have not been announced yet, claimed and stamped in one statement.
One statement rather than a select and an update, which is what makes the announcement exactly-once: the stamp is written by the same UPDATE that returns the row, so two passes over the same entry - another leader, a retried job - cannot both see it as unannounced. The same reasoning as the reminder's guarded transition, in the shape a scan needs.
Only open entries: something completed, trashed or archived is not approaching anything, which is also what the index this runs on is partial over.
func (*Queries) ClaimEventConsumption ¶
func (q *Queries) ClaimEventConsumption(ctx context.Context, arg ClaimEventConsumptionParams) (int64, error)
The claim is the question (ADR-0007): a consumer inserts before it reacts, and an insert that changes nothing is the answer "somebody already has". Asking first and inserting afterwards would let two dispatchers both be told no.
func (*Queries) ClaimImportRun ¶
The claim: a job that died and is picked up again claims the same row a second time, so RUNNING is among the states it may claim from and started_at is kept rather than moved.
func (*Queries) ClaimJobs ¶
func (q *Queries) ClaimJobs(ctx context.Context, arg ClaimJobsParams) ([]ClaimJobsRow, error)
The claim. Two kinds of row are claimable: one that is due, and one whose lease has run out - the second is a job whose worker died, and picking it up again is the whole reason a lease has an end. Per-tenant round-robin at claim time (multi-tenancy.md §4): each workspace's due jobs are ranked among themselves, and the batch takes everybody's first before anybody's second - one tenant's storm cannot monopolise the workers, and both keep making progress. Priority and age still order within a rank, so nothing changes whenever only one tenant is due. NULL tenants (system jobs) rank as one workspace of their own.
The window function cannot share a query level with FOR UPDATE, which is why the lock happens in a second walk over the base table: the CTE ranks a snapshot, the locking read re-checks that each picked row is still due, and SKIP LOCKED keeps two workers on disjoint batches (ADR-0008). The aliases are not decoration: without them "run_at" would mean two different things in one statement.
func (*Queries) ClaimOverdueItems ¶
func (q *Queries) ClaimOverdueItems(ctx context.Context, arg ClaimOverdueItemsParams) ([]ClaimOverdueItemsRow, error)
The same scan for the deadline itself: entries whose date has passed with the work not done.
func (*Queries) ClaimPendingEvents ¶
func (q *Queries) ClaimPendingEvents(ctx context.Context, batchSize int32) ([]ClaimPendingEventsRow, error)
The dispatcher's claim. The rows are locked for the length of the transaction and rows another dispatcher holds are skipped rather than waited for, so two workers on one tenant divide the work instead of queueing.
func (*Queries) ClaimRestoreRun ¶
The claim, and the lock against two restores in one tenant at once.
An UPDATE rather than an insert, because the row is written when the restore is accepted and claimed when the job picks it up - and a job that died and is picked up again has to be able to claim the same row a second time. That is BK-7's restore half: `status IN (...)` includes RUNNING so a resumed attempt continues its own run rather than being told the tenant is busy, and `started_at` is kept rather than moved, so the run still says when it actually began.
func (*Queries) ClaimRulesToMaterialize ¶
func (q *Queries) ClaimRulesToMaterialize(ctx context.Context, arg ClaimRulesToMaterializeParams) ([]ClaimRulesToMaterializeRow, error)
What the materialisation pass takes: this tenant's series whose rolling window may owe something, oldest bookkeeping first.
The predicate is the window itself: a rule whose watermark already reaches past the horizon owes nothing until time moves. A rule that has never materialised has no watermark and is always a candidate, which is what makes the first pass after a rule is written do the work.
FOR UPDATE SKIP LOCKED for the reason the job queue uses it (ADR-0008): two passes that overlap take disjoint sets instead of waiting for each other. The second lock is the watermark's own compare-and-set below, which is what makes a leader failover harmless even when they do meet.
func (*Queries) ClaimSetupCode ¶
Inside the setup's transaction: ALREADY_DONE, WRONG, EXPIRED or CLAIMED (migration 0128).
func (*Queries) ClearAccount ¶
A replace keeps a restricted account, and one an erasure keeps a part of, for ImportAccount's reason: the archive's row then meets it and leaves it as it is.
func (*Queries) ClearAccountGroup ¶
func (*Queries) ClearAccountGroupMember ¶
func (*Queries) ClearActivityEntry ¶
func (*Queries) ClearAssignmentsOn ¶
func (q *Queries) ClearAssignmentsOn(ctx context.Context, arg ClearAssignmentsOnParams) (int64, error)
The person's assignments a hold does not keep: the entry goes back to nobody.
func (*Queries) ClearAuthAttempt ¶
A successful sign-in wipes the slate: the ledger exists to slow guessing, not to remember it.
func (*Queries) ClearAutoAssignPolicy ¶
func (*Queries) ClearAutomationRule ¶
func (*Queries) ClearCalendarFeed ¶
func (*Queries) ClearCommentTexts ¶
The kept text, gone once no hold covers it. Nothing else of the row changes and no version is spent: every reader already saw an empty body (FindComment), so nobody can tell the difference and nothing is announced. A living comment is never matched.
func (*Queries) ClearConsentRecord ¶
func (*Queries) ClearContainer ¶
func (*Queries) ClearContainerMilestone ¶
func (*Queries) ClearCustomFieldDefinition ¶
func (*Queries) ClearForeignSubtreeBuckets ¶
func (q *Queries) ClearForeignSubtreeBuckets(ctx context.Context, arg ClearForeignSubtreeBucketsParams) ([]ClearForeignSubtreeBucketsRow, error)
Every entry in a moved subtree that still points at a column of the collection it left, taken off that board and reported (invariant I-W6).
Only a task carries a bucket and only the moved item itself can be one, so this touches at most one row today - it is written over the subtree all the same, because which types carry a board is a capability profile rather than a rule this query gets to assume (ADR-0006).
The version is deliberately not moved here. This runs as part of a move, and the two statements that move the subtree bump every row in it - including this one. Bumping it twice would make one move look like two to a client that caches versions, and would leave the moved item's own row on a version the optimistic lock in SetWorkItemPlacement no longer matches.
func (*Queries) ClearForeignSubtreeLabels ¶
func (q *Queries) ClearForeignSubtreeLabels(ctx context.Context, arg ClearForeignSubtreeLabelsParams) ([]ClearForeignSubtreeLabelsRow, error)
Every label an entry in a moved subtree carries that its new collection does not define, removed and reported (invariant I-W6).
A move to another collection takes an entry away from the vocabulary it was tagged from, and a label from elsewhere would be a reference that resolves to a word nobody in the new collection chose. Deleting them in one statement rather than walking the subtree keeps the transaction's length independent of how many entries moved, and RETURNING is what lets the answer name what was lost - I-W6 asks for the losses to be reported, never silently dropped.
`LIKE prefix || '%'` rather than starts_with, for the reason MoveWorkItemSubtree gives: that is the form wi_path_idx serves as an index scan, and a path built from UUIDs and separators contains no LIKE metacharacter.
func (*Queries) ClearInstallationDefault ¶
func (q *Queries) ClearInstallationDefault(ctx context.Context, arg ClearInstallationDefaultParams) error
The former default stops being one and loses its locks, before another becomes the default.
func (*Queries) ClearItemAttachment ¶
func (*Queries) ClearItemLabel ¶
func (*Queries) ClearItemMember ¶
func (*Queries) ClearItemRetention ¶
func (q *Queries) ClearItemRetention(ctx context.Context, arg ClearItemRetentionParams) (int64, error)
`:retain`, and the end of a stage. The rule reference is cleared with it when a person takes the entry out - taking it out means the rule no longer owns it - and kept when a stage has acted, because the chain's next stage is what owns it then.
func (*Queries) ClearJumbleEntry ¶
func (*Queries) ClearLegalHold ¶
func (*Queries) ClearMediaObject ¶
func (*Queries) ClearMembership ¶
func (*Queries) ClearNotificationPreference ¶
func (*Queries) ClearPlanSettings ¶
What the write did not decide stops being decided: `PUT` semantics, as the installation's level.
func (*Queries) ClearPrivateHubAccess ¶
func (*Queries) ClearQuotaReached ¶
func (*Queries) ClearRecurrenceRule ¶
func (*Queries) ClearRetentionCursor ¶
func (q *Queries) ClearRetentionCursor(ctx context.Context, arg ClearRetentionCursorParams) error
The read reached the end of its rows: the next pass starts at the beginning.
func (*Queries) ClearRetentionMarksOfRule ¶
func (q *Queries) ClearRetentionMarksOfRule(ctx context.Context, arg ClearRetentionMarksOfRuleParams) (int64, error)
What a withdrawn rule leaves behind. An entry counting down towards a rule nobody holds any more would be deleted by a rule that does not exist, so the marking goes with the rule - and only the marking: what the rule already did stands, because retention deletes and a deletion is not undone by withdrawing the instruction that caused it.
func (*Queries) ClearRetentionPolicy ¶
func (*Queries) ClearRuleFailure ¶
func (q *Queries) ClearRuleFailure(ctx context.Context, arg ClearRuleFailureParams) error
A run that worked ends the streak. `consecutive` is what the counter means, so one success resets it rather than decrementing.
func (*Queries) ClearRuleFailures ¶
The rules a pass evaluated cleanly stop showing a failure.
func (*Queries) ClearSavedView ¶
func (*Queries) ClearSetElement ¶
func (*Queries) ClearStructurePreset ¶
func (*Queries) ClearWebhookSubscription ¶
func (*Queries) CloseArchivedUsage ¶
The purge day closes each count kept as the day's highest at 0, so a read after it carries no count of a workspace that is gone; the day's highest stays what it was - its last closing count, or the day's own row where the purge day had one.
func (*Queries) CloseStarter ¶
func (*Queries) CloseTenantPassword ¶
func (q *Queries) CloseTenantPassword(ctx context.Context, arg CloseTenantPasswordParams) (int64, error)
Ends the opening: early by the operator (no `due`), or once its time has passed (`due` is the moment, and an opening extended in between is left standing). Zero rows is an opening that was not there, or not yet due - which the caller reads as "nothing to close" rather than as a fault.
func (*Queries) CollectionByHandle ¶
A live collection in a live hub: a trashed or archived one takes no mail, and the message goes to the jumble saying so.
func (*Queries) CollectionEntryShapes ¶
func (q *Queries) CollectionEntryShapes(ctx context.Context, arg CollectionEntryShapesParams) ([]CollectionEntryShapesRow, error)
What a preview of a structure change counts (UC-WRK-24 check 2): every live entry of the collections, its type and path, and whether it holds a value of each capability - never the value. Bounded by the caller; ordered so that a bound cuts the same entries every time.
func (*Queries) CompleteIdempotencyRecord ¶
func (q *Queries) CompleteIdempotencyRecord(ctx context.Context, arg CompleteIdempotencyRecordParams) error
func (*Queries) CompleteJob ¶
The outcome is the handler's message code, or NULL where its kind has none to say (rule 10: a code, never content).
func (*Queries) CompleteReappliedErasure ¶
func (q *Queries) CompleteReappliedErasure(ctx context.Context, arg CompleteReappliedErasureParams) (int64, error)
Completes a case whose erasure ran again, at the moment it was first completed - but only while it is open: the rewound job of the same case may run beside the operator's re-run, and the one that completes second must find it completed rather than complete it twice.
func (*Queries) ConfirmAccountAddress ¶
func (q *Queries) ConfirmAccountAddress(ctx context.Context, arg ConfirmAccountAddressParams) (int64, error)
The address becomes the account's, while it is still a managed one that can act: an erased account, or one that has an address by now, takes none (zero rows). An address another account holds meanwhile is refused by account_email_uq.
func (*Queries) ConfirmMfaEnrollment ¶
func (q *Queries) ConfirmMfaEnrollment(ctx context.Context, arg ConfirmMfaEnrollmentParams) (int64, error)
Arms the enrolment and records the confirming step in one statement, so the code that armed can never verify a second time.
func (*Queries) ConsumeConnectOidcFlow ¶
func (q *Queries) ConsumeConnectOidcFlow(ctx context.Context, arg ConsumeConnectOidcFlowParams) (ConsumeConnectOidcFlowRow, error)
A connection's (ADR-0078 §1): only a connection's flow bound to this very session.
func (*Queries) ConsumeOauthCode ¶
func (q *Queries) ConsumeOauthCode(ctx context.Context, arg ConsumeOauthCodeParams) (ConsumeOauthCodeRow, error)
Judged and burned in one statement: unexpired, unconsumed, or nothing - a replayed code matches no row, whoever races whom.
func (*Queries) ConsumeOidcFlow ¶
func (q *Queries) ConsumeOidcFlow(ctx context.Context, arg ConsumeOidcFlowParams) (ConsumeOidcFlowRow, error)
Judged and burned in one statement, ConsumeOauthCode's discipline: unexpired and unconsumed, or nothing at all - so a state presented twice matches no row whoever races whom. A sign-in's: a flow bound to a session is a step-up and finishes no sign-in.
func (*Queries) ConsumePasskeyChallenge ¶
func (q *Queries) ConsumePasskeyChallenge(ctx context.Context, arg ConsumePasskeyChallengeParams) (ConsumePasskeyChallengeRow, error)
One statement, so two completions of one challenge let exactly one through.
func (*Queries) ConsumePasskeyProofChallenge ¶
func (q *Queries) ConsumePasskeyProofChallenge(ctx context.Context, arg ConsumePasskeyProofChallengeParams) (ConsumePasskeyProofChallengeRow, error)
One statement, so two answers to one challenge let exactly one through; only under its purpose, for its account and - a fresh proof's - its session.
func (*Queries) ConsumePasskeySignInChallenge ¶
func (q *Queries) ConsumePasskeySignInChallenge(ctx context.Context, arg ConsumePasskeySignInChallengeParams) (int64, error)
One statement, so two completions of one challenge let exactly one through.
func (*Queries) ConsumePendingCredential ¶
func (q *Queries) ConsumePendingCredential(ctx context.Context, arg ConsumePendingCredentialParams) (int64, error)
Single use, atomically: only the first completion writes, and a lost race answers exactly as an unknown token does.
func (*Queries) ConsumeStepUp ¶
The one statement the whole feature turns on: the proof is judged and burned atomically - fresh, unconsumed, on a live session of this account - so two privileged actions racing for one proof settle in the database, not in Go. Zero rows is "not proved", whatever the reason.
func (*Queries) ConsumeStepUpOidcFlow ¶
func (q *Queries) ConsumeStepUpOidcFlow(ctx context.Context, arg ConsumeStepUpOidcFlowParams) (ConsumeStepUpOidcFlowRow, error)
The step-up's: only a flow bound to this very session, judged and burned in the same statement. A connection's flow is bound to a session too, and is not a step-up.
func (*Queries) ContainerExists ¶
func (*Queries) ContainerOrderKeyNeighbours ¶
func (q *Queries) ContainerOrderKeyNeighbours(ctx context.Context, arg ContainerOrderKeyNeighboursParams) (ContainerOrderKeyNeighboursRow, error)
The two ranks a position sits between at one container level: the rank of the container to go before, and the greatest rank below it.
The counterpart of OrderKeyNeighbours for items, and the same shape for the same reasons: both bounds in one row so that they are consistent as of the moment they are asked, the empty string for "nothing there", and COLLATE "C" wherever two ranks are compared - a fractional index rests on byte order, and a database created en_US.utf8 on glibc would order it differently from the domain that produced it.
The level is the parent, compared with IS NOT DISTINCT FROM so that an absent one means the hubs rather than no filter at all. The moving container is excluded from its own level: a reorder would otherwise measure a position against the rank it is leaving.
func (*Queries) CountAccountsWithoutIdentityAt ¶
func (q *Queries) CountAccountsWithoutIdentityAt(ctx context.Context, providerIds []pgtype.UUID) (int64, error)
How many people of this workspace no provider in the list signs in (ADR-0078 §1): the number the password switch says before the password is switched off. Active people only - an invited account has not chosen a way in yet, and a service account signs in with a token - and a number, never a list (P-01's discipline inside the workspace too: the screen needs how many, not who). Row level security keeps both tables to this workspace.
func (*Queries) CountAgedSyncOps ¶
func (*Queries) CountAgedTombstones ¶
func (*Queries) CountAuthFailure ¶
One more failure, added where the row is rather than computed from a read: the row is held until the transaction ends, so twenty guesses sent at once are twenty failures, not one written twenty times. The lock moment is the caller's to compute from the count this answers (UpsertAuthAttempt).
func (*Queries) CountBackupTargets ¶
func (q *Queries) CountBackupTargets(ctx context.Context) (CountBackupTargetsRow, error)
Whether this tenant backs up anywhere, and whether any target is unencrypted. Two counts rather than a list, because the health surface asks a question about the installation rather than about a target (backup-restore.md §10).
Configured counts only the enabled targets an enabled schedule writes to: a target nothing writes to backs nothing up, and counting it would silence config.backup_not_configured while nothing is backed up. Unencrypted counts every enabled target, because a run started by hand writes to one whether a schedule does or not.
func (*Queries) CountDispatchedEvents ¶
func (q *Queries) CountDispatchedEvents(ctx context.Context, arg CountDispatchedEventsParams) (int64, error)
How many rows are due, counted no higher than the ceiling: what the caller needs is "is there more after this batch" rather than a count of the table.
func (*Queries) CountExpiredIdempotencyKeys ¶
func (q *Queries) CountExpiredIdempotencyKeys(ctx context.Context, arg CountExpiredIdempotencyKeysParams) (int64, error)
What is due, bounded by the batch the pass would take plus one, CountExpiredSessions' reason.
func (*Queries) CountExpiredJumbleEntries ¶
func (q *Queries) CountExpiredJumbleEntries(ctx context.Context, arg CountExpiredJumbleEntriesParams) (int64, error)
What is due, so a pass can report a backlog it did not get to. Bounded by the batch it would have taken plus one, so a tenant with a million expired rows costs an index scan of a page rather than a count of the table.
func (*Queries) CountExpiredMailReceipts ¶
func (*Queries) CountExpiredNotifications ¶
func (q *Queries) CountExpiredNotifications(ctx context.Context, arg CountExpiredNotificationsParams) (int64, error)
What is due, so a pass can report a backlog it did not get to. Bounded by the batch it would have taken plus one, so a tenant with a million expired rows costs an index scan of a page rather than a count of the table.
func (*Queries) CountExpiredSessions ¶
func (q *Queries) CountExpiredSessions(ctx context.Context, arg CountExpiredSessionsParams) (int64, error)
What is due, so a pass can report a backlog it did not get to. Bounded by the batch it would have taken plus one, so a tenant with a million expired rows costs an index scan of a page rather than a count of the table.
func (*Queries) CountExpiredSuggestions ¶
func (q *Queries) CountExpiredSuggestions(ctx context.Context, arg CountExpiredSuggestionsParams) (int64, error)
Counted no higher than the ceiling, the notification history's shape: the number is for a run log and an operator, and counting a million rows to write "a lot" into a log is a scan nobody asked for.
func (*Queries) CountExpiredWebhookDeliveries ¶
func (q *Queries) CountExpiredWebhookDeliveries(ctx context.Context, arg CountExpiredWebhookDeliveriesParams) (int64, error)
What is due, bounded by the batch plus one, the jumble's reason.
func (*Queries) CountFigureDays ¶
func (q *Queries) CountFigureDays(ctx context.Context, arg CountFigureDaysParams) ([]CountFigureDaysRow, error)
RHYTHM: the reader's dates of this week on which a visible row of the collection was completed (`wi_figure_done_idx`); archived rows included, because putting away what is done must not take a day off the week. Whoever completed, a date counts once.
func (*Queries) CountFigureDue ¶
func (q *Queries) CountFigureDue(ctx context.Context, arg CountFigureDueParams) ([]CountFigureDueRow, error)
DUE: open, unarchived, visible rows of a level whose fields carry a due date, due by the end of the reader's day (`wi_due_idx`). A timed date is due when its instant is before the day's end; an all-day date is a calendar date in its own zone (UTC where none is stored), due when that date is on or before the reader's.
func (*Queries) CountFigureFlow ¶
func (q *Queries) CountFigureFlow(ctx context.Context, arg CountFigureFlowParams) ([]CountFigureFlowRow, error)
FLOW (UC-WRK-31 checks 3 and 4): per collection, the visible top-level entries completed since a moment - archived ones included, as the rhythm counts them (`wi_figure_done_idx`) - with the average time from first to last column of those whose moments are recorded: from when one first entered the first column to when it last entered a done column (migration 0194). One created into a later column, or completed without entering a done column, has no such time and counts only as completed. And the board's columns holding more open, unarchived, visible entries than their limit (`wi_board_idx`). A top-level entry has no ancestor, so the hidden predicate is its own type alone. Every collection asked is answered, with zeros where nothing counts, so that "nothing completed" and "not counted" stay two answers.
func (*Queries) CountFigureOpen ¶
func (q *Queries) CountFigureOpen(ctx context.Context, arg CountFigureOpenParams) ([]CountFigureOpenRow, error)
A collection's figure (UC-WRK-29, domain-model.md §2 "What counts"): one statement per kind, each over a page of collections at once and grouped by collection, so a level of the navigation costs one statement per kind on it rather than one per collection.
What each collection offers arrives as parameters the structure in force decided, never from a request (rule 9): `offered` and `dated` are comma-separated item types, one string per collection, beside the collection's identifier in the same position.
**Hidden entries count nowhere.** An entry is hidden when its type is not offered, or when an ancestor's is not (the shared predicate of domain-model.md §2, "Narrowing hides"). The ancestors are the identifiers of the entry's path, which holds the entry itself last; at most two of them.
No statement names a tenant: row level security binds each to the transaction's, so another workspace's collection counts nothing. OPEN and FIELD_SUM: the open, unarchived rows directly under each collection (`wi_figure_open_idx`), and the sum of one number field over them. A value counts only where its own definition is a live NUMBER (the visible-values rule of Work.sql); `live` says whether the collection has such a field at all, so that no rows sum to 0 and no field sums to null.
func (*Queries) CountFigureProgress ¶
func (q *Queries) CountFigureProgress(ctx context.Context, arg CountFigureProgressParams) ([]CountFigureProgressRow, error)
PROGRESS: the visible leaves of each collection - rows with no visible, untrashed child - and how many are completed. Archived leaves count as they stand, as the roll-up counts every child (I-W5): archiving what is done does not lower the share.
func (*Queries) CountIdentityProviders ¶
What the bound is checked against before an insert. The workspace's own only: the installation's rows are not its to be limited by.
func (*Queries) CountInstallationPresets ¶
func (*Queries) CountInstallationSealedValuesByStoreAndKey ¶
func (q *Queries) CountInstallationSealedValuesByStoreAndKey(ctx context.Context) ([]CountInstallationSealedValuesByStoreAndKeyRow, error)
The installation's own level, read once in the installation's scope: the sign-in providers it offers and the AI models it offers. These are the only stores that hold rows of no workspace - a backup target cannot, its policy admits none.
func (*Queries) CountIntakeOf ¶
How much of the intake carries the person's address or names them as its submitter: what a hold on the workspace keeps of it.
func (*Queries) CountLiveTenantExports ¶
The §4 concurrency quota's question. The job table has no policy, so the tenant is the transaction's own, written as an explicit predicate - DeleteTenantJobs' precedent.
func (*Queries) CountMailReceiptsFrom ¶
func (q *Queries) CountMailReceiptsFrom(ctx context.Context, arg CountMailReceiptsFromParams) (int64, error)
How many messages one sender sent since an instant: the intake's hourly bound per sender.
func (*Queries) CountMailboxes ¶
func (*Queries) CountOpenItemsByAssignee ¶
func (q *Queries) CountOpenItemsByAssignee(ctx context.Context, accountIds []pgtype.UUID) ([]CountOpenItemsByAssigneeRow, error)
LEAST_LOADED's material: how many open entries each candidate carries, tenant-wide, because a person's load does not stop at a collection's edge. Open means not completed, not in the trash, and not archived by its own stamp - the inherited archive of an ancestor is not consulted, which overcounts a dormant subtree's entries rather than paying a recursive walk on every create. Candidates with no open entry are simply absent from the answer; the caller reads an absent key as zero.
func (*Queries) CountOpenOccurrences ¶
func (q *Queries) CountOpenOccurrences(ctx context.Context, recurrenceRuleID pgtype.UUID) (int64, error)
What an ON_COMPLETION series is waiting for: an entry of the series that is still open. The template counts, which is what makes the first follow-up wait for the template's own completion (arc42 §6.3). Trashed and archived entries do not: they are not going to be completed.
func (*Queries) CountPasskeys ¶
func (*Queries) CountPendingEvents ¶
What is left for this tenant after a round: the dispatcher's decision between running again at once and going back to sleep.
func (*Queries) CountPeople ¶
The people of the workspace: accounts of persons that are not anonymised and not deleted. What decides whether a client offers a private hub at all (UC-ID-16 check 8).
func (*Queries) CountPlatformDeadLetters ¶
The dead letters that can be redelivered: one whose event was swept is not counted, so A-21 resolves when the rest are redelivered.
func (*Queries) CountRecoveryCodes ¶
func (*Queries) CountRemindersOfItem ¶
The bound's other half, read in the same transaction as the insert so that two concurrent creations cannot both find room for the last one.
func (*Queries) CountRetainedDescendants ¶
func (q *Queries) CountRetainedDescendants(ctx context.Context, arg CountRetainedDescendantsParams) ([]CountRetainedDescendantsRow, error)
§4.6, the referential safeguard: a work package is not removed while something below it is kept for longer. Answered for a batch rather than per row, because a pass judges a thousand at a time.
"Below it" is the path prefix, and "kept for longer" is anything under that prefix which is not itself due in this pass - which the caller decides by handing in the identities it has already judged.
func (*Queries) CountRetentionCandidatesByArchivedAt ¶
func (*Queries) CountRetentionCandidatesByCompletedAt ¶
func (q *Queries) CountRetentionCandidatesByCompletedAt(ctx context.Context, arg CountRetentionCandidatesByCompletedAtParams) (int64, error)
The numerator of the five-per-cent switch and of a preview, per anchor.
Exact rather than bounded, because §5's switch is about a proportion and a count that stopped at a batch would under-report exactly the runs the switch exists to catch. Within the rule's scope and ignoring narrower rules, which over-counts where one exists - and over-counting errs towards NOTIFY_ONLY, which is the side to err on.
func (*Queries) CountRetentionCandidatesByDeletedAt ¶
func (*Queries) CountRetentionScope ¶
func (q *Queries) CountRetentionScope(ctx context.Context, arg CountRetentionScopeParams) (int64, error)
The denominator of the five-per-cent switch: how much the tenant holds, in the scope the rule covers. Live entries only - counting the trash would make a rule about completed work look narrower the fuller the trash was.
func (*Queries) CountRunsSince ¶
What the throttle asks: how often this rule has run in the window (automation.md §2).
Counted from the run log rather than from a counter on the rule, and that is the point. A counter would need resetting, and something has to decide when an hour has passed - which is a second piece of bookkeeping that can be wrong in a way nobody sees. The log already knows, and a count over an index is cheaper than a piece of state that can drift.
THROTTLED runs are not counted. A rule held back did not run, and counting the refusals would make the bound tighten on itself: once a rule hit its limit it would stay there for the whole window however quiet the workspace went.
func (*Queries) CountSchedulesForTarget ¶
What stands between a target and its removal. Counted rather than listed for the caller that only asks whether any exist; the listing below is what the refusal names.
func (*Queries) CountSealedValuesByStoreAndKey ¶
func (q *Queries) CountSealedValuesByStoreAndKey(ctx context.Context) ([]CountSealedValuesByStoreAndKeyRow, error)
The census a rotation ends on (ADR-0045, security.md §8.1): how many stored values still name each master key, by the kind of value. Eight places hold a sealed value - the seventh an authenticator's replacement waiting to be confirmed, the eighth an HTTP call's header secret while its job may still run - and a rotation is only finished when none of them names the key that is about to leave the ring. Beside them, the backup archives this installation keeps name the key they were written under; nothing re-seals an archive, so that count falls only as the archives expire.
Per tenant, like everything else: row level security bounds every branch of the union to the transaction's workspace, and the control plane sums the answers over the tenants it may see. The two stores whose read policy also admits the installation's rows name the workspace explicitly: those rows are visible to every workspace and belong to none, so counting them here would count each once per workspace. The job table has no policy at all (Job.sql), so its branch names the workspace too.
func (*Queries) CountStaleDevices ¶
func (*Queries) CountStaleSearchDocuments ¶
The search's own bookkeeping (ADR-0034, ADR-0066): which rows were built by a recipe this installation has moved on from - because the configuration changed under it, or because the recipe did. The rows whose stored recipe differs from what hubtask_search_recipe() answers today, or that were written before it was recorded (NULL). Row level security narrows it to the workspace the transaction is bound to, which is the workspace the operation is asked for.
func (*Queries) CountStructurePresets ¶
func (q *Queries) CountStructurePresets(ctx context.Context, arg CountStructurePresetsParams) (int32, error)
How many presets of one origin there are - the workspace's, or one person's own.
func (*Queries) CountTenantFootprint ¶
func (q *Queries) CountTenantFootprint(ctx context.Context) (CountTenantFootprintRow, error)
====================== What the cascade cannot reach ====================== The stores the §5 table names, counted before the delete and again after: the difference is what the evidence entry records, the zeros afterwards are the acceptance proof. Search rides inside work_item (its vectors are columns of the row), so the item count is the search count.
func (*Queries) CountTenantItems ¶
Trash included: a row occupies its place until the retention machinery lets it go, and a quota that emptied by trashing would be no wall at all.
func (*Queries) CountTenantPeople ¶
The people limit's count (multi-tenancy.md §4.2): active, restricted and managed accounts and the invitations still open. A service account is no person, and an invitation whose link ran out has freed its place until it is renewed.
func (*Queries) CountTenantRunsSince ¶
func (q *Queries) CountTenantRunsSince(ctx context.Context, since pgtype.Timestamptz) (int64, error)
CountRunsSince's reasoning, without its rule predicate: the tenant's whole hour, THROTTLED excluded - counting the refusals would make the bound tighten on itself.
func (*Queries) CountWebhookTargets ¶
func (*Queries) CurrentSyncEpoch ¶
The workspace's synchronisation epoch (backup-restore.md §12 B-5): what every cursor is minted under, and what a cursor is judged against.
func (*Queries) DeadLetterJob ¶
The dead letter keeps the context an operator needs to act: which kind, which tenant, what it was given, how often it was tried, and the code of the last failure. Never a message - a message can carry what the job was working on (rule 10).
func (*Queries) DecideSuggestion ¶
Guarded on the version it was read at: two people answering one proposal is a conflict, and the second must be told rather than silently overwriting the first.
func (*Queries) DefaultInstallationPreset ¶
func (q *Queries) DefaultInstallationPreset(ctx context.Context) (DefaultInstallationPresetRow, error)
The default, where there is one: what a hub starts from and what the installation locks.
func (*Queries) DeleteAccount ¶
The mode that takes the person with them. The cascades of `0001_init` do the rest: memberships, group memberships, item memberships, tokens, calendar feeds, sync devices, consents and notifications all name the account with ON DELETE CASCADE, and assignments are set to NULL.
func (*Queries) DeleteAccountPending ¶
An erasure takes the account's unfinished steps with it, an address waiting for its confirmation among them.
func (*Queries) DeleteAgedSyncOps ¶
func (q *Queries) DeleteAgedSyncOps(ctx context.Context, arg DeleteAgedSyncOpsParams) (int64, error)
The SYNC_LOG data kind's sweep of the operation log (data-retention.md §3): an operation past the offline window has answered every repeat it will ever see - a device silent longer than the window resynchronises from scratch. Batched through a subquery, oldest first, DeleteStaleDevices' shape; the primary key is what the subquery hands back.
func (*Queries) DeleteAgedTombstones ¶
func (q *Queries) DeleteAgedTombstones(ctx context.Context, arg DeleteAgedTombstonesParams) (int64, error)
A tombstone past the window has told every device that could still be told (offline-sync.md §7); its own purge date is the deletion plus the window as it stood, and the cutoff is the window as it stands, so the later of the two is what is honoured.
func (*Queries) DeleteAiDraftsOfAccount ¶
func (q *Queries) DeleteAiDraftsOfAccount(ctx context.Context, accountID pgtype.UUID) (int64, error)
What AI drafted for the person alone: a suggestion about their own account (a rule drafted from their sentence). Suggestions about entries stay - they are about the workspace's content, and the retention sweep ages them out.
func (*Queries) DeleteAiProvider ¶
func (*Queries) DeleteAiRequest ¶
func (*Queries) DeleteAiRequestsOfAccount ¶
func (q *Queries) DeleteAiRequestsOfAccount(ctx context.Context, accountID pgtype.UUID) (int64, error)
The words a person asked with that a job still holds.
func (*Queries) DeleteAutoAssignPolicy ¶
func (q *Queries) DeleteAutoAssignPolicy(ctx context.Context, arg DeleteAutoAssignPolicyParams) (int64, error)
Removing the key from the document removes the row. Idempotent at the caller: a document that never carried the key deletes nothing, and that is the state that was asked for.
func (*Queries) DeleteBackupSchedule ¶
func (*Queries) DeleteBackupTarget ¶
The row and its sealed credential go; nothing at the target is touched. The caller has already established that no schedule names it - this statement has no way to check, because a schedule of another workspace is invisible to it and would not be counted.
func (*Queries) DeleteCommentsOf ¶
The person's comments a hold does not keep, by identifier: the ones that were read, judged and given their journal entries - no others.
func (*Queries) DeleteCredentialsOfAccount ¶
func (q *Queries) DeleteCredentialsOfAccount(ctx context.Context, accountID pgtype.UUID) (int64, error)
Every credential the person holds, whichever mode is chosen. An anonymised account keeps its row and must not keep a token that still works.
func (*Queries) DeleteDevicesOfAccount ¶
func (*Queries) DeleteDispatchedEvents ¶
func (q *Queries) DeleteDispatchedEvents(ctx context.Context, arg DeleteDispatchedEventsParams) (int64, error)
The retention sweep's batch (data-retention.md §3: anchor `occurred_at`, 7 days).
The guard is `dispatched_at IS NOT NULL`, and it is a correctness rule rather than a retention one: the dispatcher stamps that column only after every subscriber has had the event, so a NULL means somebody has not consumed it yet. Such a row is never due, whatever period a tenant configures - deleting it would lose the event silently, which is the one failure an outbox exists to rule out (ADR-0007).
Batched through a subquery, because DELETE takes no LIMIT: a pass that took every expired row would be a pass nobody can stop. Oldest first, so a backlog drains in the order it built up.
func (*Queries) DeleteExpiredAiRequests ¶
func (q *Queries) DeleteExpiredAiRequests(ctx context.Context, arg DeleteExpiredAiRequestsParams) (int64, error)
The safety net under the job's own deletion: a request an abandoned job left behind goes with the suggestions' own sweep, oldest first and in batches.
func (*Queries) DeleteExpiredConsumption ¶
func (q *Queries) DeleteExpiredConsumption(ctx context.Context, arg DeleteExpiredConsumptionParams) (int64, error)
The other half of the outbox's sweep: the record of who has already consumed what (core/port/eventbus.RetentionWindow).
The table is the outbox's twin - one row per event per consumer - so leaving it unswept would make the sweep of the events themselves a half measure; event_consumption_gc_idx is what the sweep reads.
The same period as the events, deliberately: a record whose event has been swept can say nothing about an event nobody can deliver again. Two periods that could drift apart would give one of them a value at which this stops being true.
func (*Queries) DeleteExpiredIdempotencyKeys ¶
func (q *Queries) DeleteExpiredIdempotencyKeys(ctx context.Context, arg DeleteExpiredIdempotencyKeysParams) (int64, error)
========================= The retention sweep ========================= The IDEMPOTENCY_KEY data kind's sweep (data-retention.md §3: anchor `created_at`, one day, never less): the stored answer of a request old enough that nobody may replay it any more. A reservation still waiting for its answer goes the same way - no request runs for a day.
Batched through a subquery, DeleteExpiredSessions' shape: DELETE takes no LIMIT, and a pass that took every expired row would be a pass nobody can stop. Oldest first, so a backlog drains in the order it built up. The tenant is the transaction's, through row level security.
func (*Queries) DeleteExpiredJumbleEntries ¶
func (q *Queries) DeleteExpiredJumbleEntries(ctx context.Context, arg DeleteExpiredJumbleEntriesParams) (int64, error)
The retention sweep's batch (data-retention.md §3: anchor `created_at`, 90 days, "inbox entries never converted").
Never converted is the predicate rather than "dismissed": an entry that became a work item is that item's provenance - `origin_jumble_id` points at this row - and removing it would leave the item claiming an origin nobody can read. What ages out is what was decided against and what was never decided about at all, which is exactly the message nobody ever wanted.
Batched through a subquery, because DELETE takes no LIMIT: a pass that took every expired row would be a pass nobody can stop. Oldest first, so a backlog drains in the order it built up.
func (*Queries) DeleteExpiredMailReceipts ¶
func (q *Queries) DeleteExpiredMailReceipts(ctx context.Context, arg DeleteExpiredMailReceiptsParams) (int64, error)
The retention run's batch: the oldest receipts past the period (ADR-0094, 30 days).
func (*Queries) DeleteExpiredMailboxAuthorizations ¶
func (*Queries) DeleteExpiredNotifications ¶
func (q *Queries) DeleteExpiredNotifications(ctx context.Context, arg DeleteExpiredNotificationsParams) (int64, error)
The retention sweep's batch (data-retention.md §3: anchor `created_at`, 90 days).
Batched through a subquery, because DELETE takes no LIMIT: a pass that took every expired row would be a pass nobody can stop, and the sweep's whole shape is one batch per transaction. Oldest first, so a backlog drains in the order it built up.
func (*Queries) DeleteExpiredOauthCodes ¶
func (q *Queries) DeleteExpiredOauthCodes(ctx context.Context, arg DeleteExpiredOauthCodesParams) (int64, error)
Hygiene in the session sweep's pass, auth_pending's reasoning: a code lives minutes.
func (*Queries) DeleteExpiredOidcFlows ¶
func (q *Queries) DeleteExpiredOidcFlows(ctx context.Context, arg DeleteExpiredOidcFlowsParams) (int64, error)
Hygiene in the session sweep's pass, the expired authorization codes' reasoning: a flow lives minutes, and what is left of it after that is a row nobody will ever present again.
func (*Queries) DeleteExpiredPending ¶
func (q *Queries) DeleteExpiredPending(ctx context.Context, arg DeleteExpiredPendingParams) (int64, error)
Hygiene in the session sweep's pass: a pending row lives minutes, and one that outlived them is bookkeeping about a sign-in nobody finished.
func (*Queries) DeleteExpiredPlatformDeliveries ¶
func (*Queries) DeleteExpiredPlatformEvents ¶
func (*Queries) DeleteExpiredSessions ¶
func (q *Queries) DeleteExpiredSessions(ctx context.Context, arg DeleteExpiredSessionsParams) (int64, error)
========================= The retention sweep ========================= The SESSION data kind's sweep (data-retention.md §3: anchor `last_seen_at`, 30 days). Only a session that is already over - run out or revoked - ages out: the anchor decides *when* the row goes, never whether a live sign-in ends, because ending sign-ins is revocation's job and the engine's job is forgetting. The refresh family goes with the row by cascade.
Batched through a subquery, because DELETE takes no LIMIT: a pass that took every expired row would be a pass nobody can stop. Oldest first, so a backlog drains in the order it built up.
func (*Queries) DeleteExpiredSuggestions ¶
func (q *Queries) DeleteExpiredSuggestions(ctx context.Context, arg DeleteExpiredSuggestionsParams) (int64, error)
Oldest first and in batches, so a long-neglected workspace catches up over several passes instead of holding one transaction over everything it owes.
func (*Queries) DeleteExpiredWebhookDeliveries ¶
func (q *Queries) DeleteExpiredWebhookDeliveries(ctx context.Context, arg DeleteExpiredWebhookDeliveriesParams) (int64, error)
The retention run's batch (data-retention.md §3: anchor `created_at`, 30 days). Every attempt past the period goes, except a PENDING one a living job still names - that job will read the row by its id. A pending row whose job is gone (dead-lettered and purged, or never run) is read by nobody and goes like the rest. Batched through a subquery, oldest first, the jumble's reason.
func (*Queries) DeleteFeedsOfAccount ¶
func (*Queries) DeleteGroup ¶
The memberships the group granted go with it, and so do its member links - both by cascade (db/migrations/0001_init.sql), which is one statement that cannot half-run rather than three that can.
func (*Queries) DeleteIdentityProvider ¶
func (q *Queries) DeleteIdentityProvider(ctx context.Context, arg DeleteIdentityProviderParams) (int64, error)
An installation's row that is still offered and that a workspace uses is not removed (ADR-0077 §2). The use case asked before spending the step-up proof; the statement asks again, because a withdrawal cancelled or a workspace switching it on in between would otherwise slip past. The same facts as the domain's `RemovableAt` - not offered (switched off, or its day reached) or used by none - and a workspace's own row is not this rule's.
func (*Queries) DeleteInstallationPreset ¶
func (*Queries) DeleteInstanceSettingsExcept ¶
func (q *Queries) DeleteInstanceSettingsExcept(ctx context.Context, arg DeleteInstanceSettingsExceptParams) error
What the write did not decide stops being decided.
In the same transaction as the writes, which is what makes `PUT` mean what it says: a switch the operator cleared is gone rather than left standing at its old value. Bounded to the areas the caller wrote, so that a future area of settings is not emptied by a write to this one.
func (*Queries) DeleteItemAttachment ¶
func (*Queries) DeleteKudosOfAccount ¶
Kudos the person gave and received: an acknowledgement between two people, about both of them, and evidence of nothing.
func (*Queries) DeleteMailbox ¶
func (*Queries) DeleteMediaObject ¶
func (*Queries) DeleteMediaObjectRow ¶
func (q *Queries) DeleteMediaObjectRow(ctx context.Context, arg DeleteMediaObjectRowParams) (int64, error)
The record's removal, by hand (DeleteMedia): only an unreferenced, live object matches. The bytes are the reconciliation job's to remove - a request has no business waiting on a bucket.
func (*Queries) DeleteNotificationsOfAccount ¶
func (q *Queries) DeleteNotificationsOfAccount(ctx context.Context, accountID pgtype.UUID) (int64, error)
What was sent to them, and what was about to be. A notification carries a person's name in the rendering rather than in the row, but the row says who was told what and when.
func (*Queries) DeleteOauthClient ¶
The grants go by cascade, and the sessions those grants leashed go with them: a door is removed with every key that opened it.
func (*Queries) DeleteOfferedAiProvider ¶
Every workspace that chose it keeps its choice pointing at nothing (ON DELETE SET NULL), and gets no answer until it chooses again.
func (*Queries) DeletePasskeysOfAccount ¶
func (q *Queries) DeletePasskeysOfAccount(ctx context.Context, accountID pgtype.UUID) (int64, error)
A passkey is a way in like a token: an anonymised account keeps its row and none of its credentials (identity.md §23.5).
func (*Queries) DeletePlatformSubscription ¶
func (*Queries) DeleteRecoveryCodes ¶
func (*Queries) DeleteRecurrenceRule ¶
func (q *Queries) DeleteRecurrenceRule(ctx context.Context, arg DeleteRecurrenceRuleParams) (int64, error)
A hard delete of one row. The occurrences it produced are ordinary entries and are not touched: deleting somebody's next three weeks because they stopped a series would be a deletion nobody asked for.
func (*Queries) DeleteReminder ¶
A hard delete of one row: a reminder is created and deleted whole, and what somebody deleted is gone rather than kept as a tombstone with a state. The change log carries the deletion to offline clients, which is where a tombstone belongs (offline-sync.md §7).
func (*Queries) DeleteRetentionRule ¶
func (*Queries) DeleteSavedView ¶
A hard delete: the table carries no deleted_at, and a view is a bookmark rather than content - nothing below it to keep, nothing to restore. A calendar feed that served it keeps its row and loses the reference, which is the composite foreign key's ON DELETE SET NULL (migration 0005).
func (*Queries) DeleteStaleDevices ¶
func (q *Queries) DeleteStaleDevices(ctx context.Context, arg DeleteStaleDevicesParams) (int64, error)
The DEVICE data kind's sweep (data-retention.md §3: anchor `last_seen_at`). Batched through a subquery, oldest first, DeleteExpiredSessions' shape.
func (*Queries) DeleteStructurePreset ¶
func (*Queries) DeleteTenantAutomationRules ¶
Before the cascade reaches the accounts its rules run as (the run_as RESTRICT edge).
func (*Queries) DeleteTenantCollections ¶
====================== The ordered fall of the structure ================== A bare DELETE FROM tenant would trip its own cascade: RESTRICT edges (a hub under its collections, a media object under its covers and attachments, an account under the rules that run as it, a backup target under its runs) are checked per row, in an order nobody controls. The purge therefore fells the structure explicitly, children first, all of it bounded by row level security to the tenant of the transaction - and only then lets the cascade take the rest.
func (*Queries) DeleteTenantHubs ¶
func (*Queries) DeleteTenantIdempotency ¶
Bounded by row level security; idempotency_key carries no foreign key, so the cascade never reaches it.
func (*Queries) DeleteTenantJobs ¶
The job table has no policy (multi-tenancy.md §2.1), so the tenant is an explicit predicate - CancelJob's precedent - taken from the transaction's own scope, like everywhere else. The job running this delete is its own row; it survives to report.
func (*Queries) DeleteTenantMediaRows ¶
After the collections: nothing references media once the items are gone. The bytes were deleted store-first before this statement, ReconcileMedia's order.
func (*Queries) DeleteTenantOutbox ¶
Bounded by row level security to the tenant of the transaction; outbox_event carries no foreign key, so the cascade never reaches it.
func (*Queries) DeleteTenantRestoreRuns ¶
Before the cascade reaches a tenant-scoped backup target (the target_id RESTRICT edge).
func (*Queries) DeleteTenantRetentionRules ¶
func (*Queries) DeleteVoiceAliases ¶
Replacing the list is this and the inserts below in one transaction.
func (*Queries) DeleteWebhookSubscription ¶
The deliveries go with it, by cascade (0001_init): a delivery log for a subscription nobody can reach any more is a record of attempts against an address the workspace no longer knows.
func (*Queries) DeletedTemplates ¶
func (q *Queries) DeletedTemplates(ctx context.Context, arg DeletedTemplatesParams) ([]DeletedTemplatesRow, error)
The templates deleted under a legal hold, with what a hold is judged against: the scope and, for a collection, the hub above it. One page in identifier order; the retention pass walks every page, because a template still held stays in the set.
func (*Queries) DisableAllAutomationRules ¶
func (q *Queries) DisableAllAutomationRules(ctx context.Context, now pgtype.Timestamptz) (int64, error)
The deletion request switches the tenant's automations off in one stroke (§5), visibly: the rows keep existing with enabled = false, the way DisableFailingRule leaves them - and marked, so that a cancel switches back on exactly these and none somebody had switched off before.
func (*Queries) DisableBrokenRule ¶
func (q *Queries) DisableBrokenRule(ctx context.Context, arg DisableBrokenRuleParams) (int64, error)
Switching a rule off because the check found it cannot run (ADR-0060). DisableFailingRule's shape: nobody read this rule in order to switch it off, so the guard is on the state - it fires once, while the rule is still on.
func (*Queries) DisableFailingRule ¶
func (q *Queries) DisableFailingRule(ctx context.Context, arg DisableFailingRuleParams) (int64, error)
Switching a rule off because it kept failing.
Its own statement rather than SetAutomationRuleEnabled, and guarded on the count rather than on a version. Nobody read this rule in order to switch it off - a run did, after failing - so there is no version to have expected; what makes it safe is that it only fires while the count is still at or past the threshold, so two runs failing together disable the rule once.
func (*Queries) DisableMfa ¶
The enrolment goes whole. The recovery codes are the account's: they go by their own statement where nothing remains for them to back (DiscardUnbackedRecoveryCodes).
func (*Queries) DiscardIntakeOf ¶
What the person sent in by mail or captured themselves, and the address it came from.
`jumble_entry` is matched by address as well as by account, because an address is all an inbound mail carries; `created_by` names the account a capture came from. The catalogue's path for it is `RETENTION` - 90 days - and an erasure that left the person's own address and text sitting there for those 90 days would be an erasure in name (PG-2).
func (*Queries) DiscardUnbackedRecoveryCodes ¶
func (q *Queries) DiscardUnbackedRecoveryCodes(ctx context.Context, accountID pgtype.UUID) (int64, error)
The codes back whatever second factor the account holds (identity.md §9), so they go only where it holds none: no app, armed or begun, and no passkey. The condition sits in the statement, so a removal that raced an enrolment's start never takes the codes that enrolment just showed.
func (*Queries) DismissOperator ¶
Removes one, never the last. Answers REMOVED, LAST or ABSENT.
func (*Queries) DropAgedAuditPartitions ¶
func (q *Queries) DropAgedAuditPartitions(ctx context.Context, defaultDays int32) ([]DropAgedAuditPartitionsRow, error)
The trail's retention (migration 0152): whole months of audit_log past the longest audit period, each workspace's count before a month goes, the months a hold keeps, and the default partition's aged rows. The casts are for the generator, as above.
func (*Queries) DropAgedStreamPartitions ¶
func (q *Queries) DropAgedStreamPartitions(ctx context.Context, arg DropAgedStreamPartitionsParams) ([]DropAgedStreamPartitionsRow, error)
The casts are for the generator: it cannot see into the function's OUT table.
func (*Queries) DueAutomationRules ¶
func (q *Queries) DueAutomationRules(ctx context.Context, arg DueAutomationRulesParams) ([]DueAutomationRulesRow, error)
The SCHEDULE trigger (automation.md §1.1). The same three statements `backup_schedule` has, and deliberately: this installation has one schedule engine, and a second shape for reading a due moment would be a second engine in everything but name. What one pass claims: this tenant's rules whose moment has come, oldest first.
The tenant is row level security's, not a parameter (ADR-0010). `FOR UPDATE SKIP LOCKED` is deliberately absent: the pass runs inside one tenant's own poller, of which there is one job, and the poller holds a row lock on that job before it reads - so two passes for one tenant cannot overlap, and a lock here would be a second answer to a question the queue has answered.
func (*Queries) DueBackupSchedules ¶
func (q *Queries) DueBackupSchedules(ctx context.Context, arg DueBackupSchedulesParams) ([]BackupSchedule, error)
What is due now, in the tenant the transaction is bound to.
`next_run_at` is a stored decision rather than a rule expanded on the spot: expanding an RRULE costs a library call per schedule, and a poller that did it on every wake-up would do it for every schedule that is not due. The value is written by the pass that last ran, which is the same shape the reminders use.
func (*Queries) ElevateSession ¶
Raises one live session of the account to the control plane's scope for a bounded while (ADR-0070 §4). Bounded to the owner in the same statement that writes, RevokeSession's discipline: a session that is not the caller's matches nothing rather than being refused after a read. A running hour matches nothing either: it is not replaced or extended (UC-INS-04 check 4), and two raises at once leave one hour.
func (*Queries) EmergencyNoticesFor ¶
func (q *Queries) EmergencyNoticesFor(ctx context.Context, arg EmergencyNoticesForParams) ([]PrivateHubAccess, error)
The emergency accesses a person was told of since a moment, from their own notification records, whatever the mail did: what the web app shows a person without a mailbox (ADR-0073 §4).
func (*Queries) EndInvitationOfAccount ¶
func (q *Queries) EndInvitationOfAccount(ctx context.Context, arg EndInvitationOfAccountParams) (int64, error)
An invitation is a way in like a token: an erasure ends one nobody accepted, so that an account a hold keeps as an invitation cannot be redeemed or accepted into one that may act (§4.1).
func (*Queries) EnlistOperator ¶
Adds an active account, and the caller too where the register was empty - the caller was an operator only because it was. Answers ADDED, ADDED_WITH_CALLER, PRESENT, NOT_ACTIVE or UNKNOWN.
func (*Queries) EnqueueJob ¶
The job queue (ADR-0008). Picked up with FOR UPDATE SKIP LOCKED, so several workers claim disjoint batches instead of queueing behind each other.
The job table is the one table without row level security (db/migrations/0001_init.sql): part of the queue belongs to no tenant, and a worker must be able to read it before it knows whose job the next one is. Every statement here therefore carries its own conditions - there is no policy underneath that would catch a forgotten one.
Every statement that finishes an attempt names the lease it is finishing. That is the fence: if the lease expired and somebody else claimed the job in the meantime, the update matches nothing, the caller's transaction rolls back, and the work of the process that fell behind is discarded rather than applied twice (test RT-3). Enqueue, or leave the job that is already scheduled alone. The dedupe key collapses "make sure this is being worked on" into one row; when the waiting job is due later than the new request, its wake-up is pulled forward rather than a second row being created. A job that is already running is not touched: its own reschedule decides when it runs next.
It answers the identifier of the job that is now scheduled, which is not always the one that was offered: when a dedupe key collapses the request into a job that is already there, the answer is that job's. A 202 has to name something a caller can poll, and naming a row that was never written would be a job resource that answers 404 for work that is happening.
Zero rows means the conflict met a job that is RUNNING, where the update's WHERE does not fire. The caller then looks the running job up by its key.
func (*Queries) EnsureAuditPartition ¶
Creates next month's partition if it is not there, and brings any partition that is missing its policy or its revokes back into line (db/migrations/0043_audit_partition_duty.sql).
The answer is the partition's name, or the empty string when entries for that month are already in the default partition - which PostgreSQL will not split out, and which is an operator's decision rather than a scheduled duty's. Coalesced here rather than answered as NULL, because "no partition was made" is a state the caller acts on rather than an absence it has to unwrap.
func (*Queries) EnsureRetentionPolicy ¶
func (q *Queries) EnsureRetentionPolicy(ctx context.Context, arg EnsureRetentionPolicyParams) error
The default period for one kind, written for a tenant that has none.
Seeded by the run rather than by a migration. A migration would cover the tenants that existed when it ran and no others, so the first tenant created afterwards would be one with no policy - and the defaults live in code either way, so a second copy of them in SQL would be a second place for them to drift from the document (data-retention.md §3).
DO NOTHING rather than an upsert: a tenant that has changed its period has decided something, and a sweep that reset it to the default every time it ran would be a sweep that quietly overrode the tenant it is running for.
func (*Queries) EnsureStreamPartition ¶
func (q *Queries) EnsureStreamPartition(ctx context.Context, arg EnsureStreamPartitionParams) (string, error)
The stream partitions' duty: the leader keeps this month and next existing for the three partitioned streams, and the retention engine drops what has wholly aged out. Both go through the SECURITY DEFINER functions migration 0068 pins down - the application role holds no DDL, and these two narrow acts are the whole exception.
func (*Queries) EntriesHiddenBelow ¶
func (q *Queries) EntriesHiddenBelow(ctx context.Context, ids []pgtype.UUID) ([]EntriesHiddenBelowRow, error)
What a collection hides under each shown entry among ids (UC-WRK-24 check 4): every live entry below one, grouped by the types met from just under it down to it. Which of those types the collection hides is the domain's question (domain-model.md §2), so the statement needs no structure: a type met anywhere on the way hides the entry with it. Live means neither trashed nor archived, as a list shows them.
func (*Queries) EqualMembership ¶
func (q *Queries) EqualMembership(ctx context.Context, arg EqualMembershipParams) (EqualMembershipRow, error)
The membership a grant met instead of writing. A statement of its own rather than part of the insert: under READ COMMITTED it sees a row a concurrent grant committed while the insert waited on it, which the insert's own snapshot does not. The tenant is the transaction's (ADR-0010).
func (*Queries) EraseErasureKept ¶
Every pending row of the case whose hold keeps nothing any more: its part has been erased.
func (*Queries) ErasureContributions ¶
func (q *Queries) ErasureContributions(ctx context.Context, accountID pgtype.UUID) ([]ErasureContributionsRow, error)
The person's rows that sit on an entry, with where the entry is: what a hold on the workspace, a hub, a collection, an entry or another person is judged against. Their comments, the entries assigned to them, the entries they created.
func (*Queries) ErasureKeepsAccount ¶
Whether a case still keeps this account because of a hold. Its restriction stands until the rest of the erasure has run.
func (*Queries) ErasureKeptOf ¶
func (*Queries) ExclusiveLegalHolds ¶
Taken first by placing and lifting a hold, for the rest of the transaction. See ShareLegalHolds.
func (*Queries) ExpireBackupRun ¶
func (*Queries) ExpiredTrashContainers ¶
func (q *Queries) ExpiredTrashContainers(ctx context.Context, arg ExpiredTrashContainersParams) ([]ExpiredTrashContainersRow, error)
The hubs and collections whose time in the trash is up, collections before the hubs that hold them.
The order is the same bottom-up rule and the same reason: `container.parent_id` is ON DELETE RESTRICT, so a hub whose collections are still there refuses to go - the database insists on the order, and this is where it is obeyed rather than discovered.
Rows deleted after `due` come last, and `skip` pages past held ones, for the reasons the entries' statement gives.
func (*Queries) ExpiredTrashItems ¶
func (q *Queries) ExpiredTrashItems(ctx context.Context, arg ExpiredTrashItemsParams) ([]ExpiredTrashItemsRow, error)
The entries whose time in the trash is up, deepest first.
Deepest first because a purge works a subtree from the bottom up (data-retention.md §4.6): a parent removed before its children would take them with it through the foreign key, and rows removed by a cascade nobody counted are exactly the orphans that leave no journal entry and no tombstone behind (ADR-0020 §6).
The cutoff is a parameter rather than a period, so that the caller reads the clock once for the whole run - two readings would let a long batch use two different definitions of "expired". A cutoff of now is what emptying a trash by hand passes.
`hub_id` travels because a legal hold placed on a hub has to reach an entry three levels below it, and the entry alone does not know which hub it is under. The join is a primary key lookup.
The limit is the batch: a retention run removes in batches so that a large deletion does not hold one transaction open across the whole of it (data-retention.md §5).
Rows deleted after `due` come last: past their period, still inside the offline window, and so read only to be counted as held back. Ahead of the depth order rather than inside it, because a batch-full of recently deleted deep entries would otherwise fill every pass and keep it from ever reaching a due row behind them. Among the due rows the order is unchanged, which is the order the removal needs; a due parent above a held child is kept back by the engine, not by this order.
`skip` pages past rows the caller read and could not remove - those a legal hold keeps, which this statement cannot judge - so that a batch-full of them does not hide a due row behind them. Stable within the caller's transaction, which removes nothing until it has read.
func (*Queries) ExportAccountGroupMembers ¶
func (q *Queries) ExportAccountGroupMembers(ctx context.Context, arg ExportAccountGroupMembersParams) ([]ExportAccountGroupMembersRow, error)
func (*Queries) ExportAccountGroups ¶
func (q *Queries) ExportAccountGroups(ctx context.Context, arg ExportAccountGroupsParams) ([]ExportAccountGroupsRow, error)
func (*Queries) ExportAccounts ¶
func (q *Queries) ExportAccounts(ctx context.Context, arg ExportAccountsParams) ([]ExportAccountsRow, error)
ai_consent is left out too: nothing reads or writes it, the person's AI objection is the consent record, and an archive carrying an always-false "consent" would state one nobody gave (tenant-export.md §11). The column itself goes in a later contract migration (rule 12).
func (*Queries) ExportActivityEntries ¶
func (q *Queries) ExportActivityEntries(ctx context.Context, arg ExportActivityEntriesParams) ([]ExportActivityEntriesRow, error)
func (*Queries) ExportAudit ¶
func (q *Queries) ExportAudit(ctx context.Context, arg ExportAuditParams) ([]ExportAuditRow, error)
func (*Queries) ExportAutoAssignPolicies ¶
func (q *Queries) ExportAutoAssignPolicies(ctx context.Context, arg ExportAutoAssignPoliciesParams) ([]ExportAutoAssignPoliciesRow, error)
func (*Queries) ExportAutomationRules ¶
func (q *Queries) ExportAutomationRules(ctx context.Context, arg ExportAutomationRulesParams) ([]ExportAutomationRulesRow, error)
func (*Queries) ExportBuckets ¶
func (q *Queries) ExportBuckets(ctx context.Context, arg ExportBucketsParams) ([]ExportBucketsRow, error)
func (*Queries) ExportCalendarFeeds ¶
func (q *Queries) ExportCalendarFeeds(ctx context.Context, arg ExportCalendarFeedsParams) ([]ExportCalendarFeedsRow, error)
func (*Queries) ExportComments ¶
func (q *Queries) ExportComments(ctx context.Context, arg ExportCommentsParams) ([]ExportCommentsRow, error)
func (*Queries) ExportConsentRecords ¶
func (q *Queries) ExportConsentRecords(ctx context.Context, arg ExportConsentRecordsParams) ([]ExportConsentRecordsRow, error)
func (*Queries) ExportContainerMilestones ¶
func (q *Queries) ExportContainerMilestones(ctx context.Context, arg ExportContainerMilestonesParams) ([]ExportContainerMilestonesRow, error)
Exported whole: a milestone goes with its container and leaves no deletion marker of its own.
func (*Queries) ExportContainers ¶
func (q *Queries) ExportContainers(ctx context.Context, arg ExportContainersParams) ([]ExportContainersRow, error)
func (*Queries) ExportCustomFieldDefinitions ¶
func (q *Queries) ExportCustomFieldDefinitions(ctx context.Context, arg ExportCustomFieldDefinitionsParams) ([]ExportCustomFieldDefinitionsRow, error)
func (*Queries) ExportItemAttachments ¶
func (q *Queries) ExportItemAttachments(ctx context.Context, arg ExportItemAttachmentsParams) ([]ExportItemAttachmentsRow, error)
func (*Queries) ExportItemLabels ¶
func (q *Queries) ExportItemLabels(ctx context.Context, arg ExportItemLabelsParams) ([]ExportItemLabelsRow, error)
func (*Queries) ExportItemMembers ¶
func (q *Queries) ExportItemMembers(ctx context.Context, arg ExportItemMembersParams) ([]ExportItemMembersRow, error)
func (*Queries) ExportJumbleEntries ¶
func (q *Queries) ExportJumbleEntries(ctx context.Context, arg ExportJumbleEntriesParams) ([]ExportJumbleEntriesRow, error)
func (*Queries) ExportLabels ¶
func (q *Queries) ExportLabels(ctx context.Context, arg ExportLabelsParams) ([]ExportLabelsRow, error)
func (*Queries) ExportLegalHolds ¶
func (q *Queries) ExportLegalHolds(ctx context.Context, arg ExportLegalHoldsParams) ([]ExportLegalHoldsRow, error)
func (*Queries) ExportMediaObjects ¶
func (q *Queries) ExportMediaObjects(ctx context.Context, arg ExportMediaObjectsParams) ([]ExportMediaObjectsRow, error)
func (*Queries) ExportMemberships ¶
func (q *Queries) ExportMemberships(ctx context.Context, arg ExportMembershipsParams) ([]ExportMembershipsRow, error)
func (*Queries) ExportNotificationPreferences ¶
func (q *Queries) ExportNotificationPreferences(ctx context.Context, arg ExportNotificationPreferencesParams) ([]ExportNotificationPreferencesRow, error)
func (*Queries) ExportPasskeys ¶
func (q *Queries) ExportPasskeys(ctx context.Context, arg ExportPasskeysParams) ([]ExportPasskeysRow, error)
Exported whole: a passkey changes only by its counter and its last use, and no column says when.
func (*Queries) ExportPrivateHubAccesses ¶
func (q *Queries) ExportPrivateHubAccesses(ctx context.Context, arg ExportPrivateHubAccessesParams) ([]ExportPrivateHubAccessesRow, error)
Exported whole: an access is written once and never changes.
func (*Queries) ExportRecurrenceRules ¶
func (q *Queries) ExportRecurrenceRules(ctx context.Context, arg ExportRecurrenceRulesParams) ([]ExportRecurrenceRulesRow, error)
func (*Queries) ExportReminders ¶
func (q *Queries) ExportReminders(ctx context.Context, arg ExportRemindersParams) ([]ExportRemindersRow, error)
func (*Queries) ExportRetentionPolicies ¶
func (q *Queries) ExportRetentionPolicies(ctx context.Context, arg ExportRetentionPoliciesParams) ([]ExportRetentionPoliciesRow, error)
func (*Queries) ExportSavedViews ¶
func (q *Queries) ExportSavedViews(ctx context.Context, arg ExportSavedViewsParams) ([]ExportSavedViewsRow, error)
func (*Queries) ExportSetElements ¶
func (q *Queries) ExportSetElements(ctx context.Context, arg ExportSetElementsParams) ([]ExportSetElementsRow, error)
func (*Queries) ExportStructurePresets ¶
func (q *Queries) ExportStructurePresets(ctx context.Context, arg ExportStructurePresetsParams) ([]ExportStructurePresetsRow, error)
Exported whole: a withdrawn preset leaves no deletion marker of its own.
func (*Queries) ExportTemplates ¶
func (q *Queries) ExportTemplates(ctx context.Context, arg ExportTemplatesParams) ([]ExportTemplatesRow, error)
func (*Queries) ExportTenants ¶
func (q *Queries) ExportTenants(ctx context.Context, arg ExportTenantsParams) ([]ExportTenantsRow, error)
The export the archive writer reads a tenant through (backup-restore.md §3, §5).
One statement per entity, and they are as alike as the schema lets them be: an identity, when the row last changed, and the row itself as JSON with `tenant_id` taken out - a restore into another tenant must not carry the old one's identifier back in with it. Row level security supplies the tenant condition none of these statements writes (ADR-0010).
Every statement pages on its own key rather than on OFFSET, so a run that is resumed after process death continues where it stopped instead of counting rows again - and so that a page never repeats or skips a row while the snapshot is open.
**An entity is exported as a delta only if the schema lets it say when a row changed.** The ones that cannot - the join tables, and the configuration rows that carry a creation stamp and no change stamp - are exported whole in every archive, and a restore replaces their set rather than merging it. Deriving "unchanged" from a column that does not move is how an incremental chain silently loses an edit, and there is no column here to add that would not be a lie until every writer maintained it.
func (*Queries) ExportTombstones ¶
func (q *Queries) ExportTombstones(ctx context.Context, arg ExportTombstonesParams) ([]ExportTombstonesRow, error)
One entity at a time, because each entity's deletions belong in its own data file - and because the primary key starts (tenant_id, entity), so asking for one entity is an index range rather than a scan. Paged on (deleted_at, entity_id) for the reason every statement above is: a page that repeated or skipped a row would put a tombstone in one archive and nowhere else.
func (*Queries) ExportWebhookSubscriptions ¶
func (q *Queries) ExportWebhookSubscriptions(ctx context.Context, arg ExportWebhookSubscriptionsParams) ([]ExportWebhookSubscriptionsRow, error)
func (*Queries) ExportWorkItems ¶
func (q *Queries) ExportWorkItems(ctx context.Context, arg ExportWorkItemsParams) ([]ExportWorkItemsRow, error)
func (*Queries) ExtendDataSubjectRequest ¶
func (q *Queries) ExtendDataSubjectRequest(ctx context.Context, arg ExtendDataSubjectRequestParams) (int64, error)
Extends the deadline once (Art. 12(3), data-protection.md §4.1).
Its own statement rather than a field of UpdateDataSubjectRequest, so that no write but this one can move a deadline. The conditions are the domain's, checked again where the write happens: two extensions of one case, or an extension racing a completion, leave exactly one winner, and the loser's zero rows are read back to say which condition failed. `now` is the caller's clock rather than the database's (rule 4). The original deadline is the stored one, taken in the same statement.
func (*Queries) ExtendSession ¶
func (q *Queries) ExtendSession(ctx context.Context, arg ExtendSessionParams) error
Rotation slides the horizon: the session lives as long as its newest refresh token could.
func (*Queries) FieldClocksOf ¶
func (q *Queries) FieldClocksOf(ctx context.Context, arg FieldClocksOfParams) ([]FieldClocksOfRow, error)
Every field of one entity that has a reading, for the merge to compare against.
func (*Queries) FindAccessToken ¶
func (*Queries) FindAccessTokenByHash ¶
func (*Queries) FindAccount ¶
============================== Accounts ============================== The tenant is never a parameter in this file: row level security bounds every statement to the tenant of the running transaction, which is what makes an account of another tenant not found rather than forbidden (ADR-0010, multi-tenancy.md §2).
func (*Queries) FindAccountByEmail ¶
func (q *Queries) FindAccountByEmail(ctx context.Context, email string) (FindAccountByEmailRow, error)
Compared lower case, the way the uniqueness index does - two spellings of one address are two accounts for one person otherwise (account_email_uq).
func (*Queries) FindAccountByEmailForPassword ¶
func (q *Queries) FindAccountByEmailForPassword(ctx context.Context, email string) (FindAccountByEmailForPasswordRow, error)
The same, by address, for the reset that must answer identically whether or not it found one.
func (*Queries) FindAccountByProviderSubject ¶
func (q *Queries) FindAccountByProviderSubject(ctx context.Context, arg FindAccountByProviderSubjectParams) (FindAccountByProviderSubjectRow, error)
The subject the provider vouched for, under the unique index that makes it one account per provider per workspace (migration 0103). Deleted accounts are excluded: an arriving subject whose account was deleted is a first arrival, not a resurrection.
func (*Queries) FindAccountByRedemptionHash ¶
func (*Queries) FindAccountBySignInName ¶
func (q *Queries) FindAccountBySignInName(ctx context.Context, signInName *string) (FindAccountBySignInNameRow, error)
Compared folded, the form it is stored in (account_sign_in_name_uq); the caller folds it.
func (*Queries) FindAccountForPassword ¶
func (q *Queries) FindAccountForPassword(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (FindAccountForPasswordRow, error)
What setting or judging a password needs of the account (ADR-0068 §5).
func (*Queries) FindAccountForSignIn ¶
func (q *Queries) FindAccountForSignIn(ctx context.Context, arg FindAccountForSignInParams) (FindAccountForSignInRow, error)
============================== Sign-in ============================== The credential check's read: the stored hash beside everything the session will need, in one round trip. An identifier is an address or a sign-in name by its shape, so exactly one of the two arguments is set: the address compared lower case, as account_email_uq does; the name folded by the caller, as account_sign_in_name_uq stores it. One statement for both, so a name and an address cost the same round trip (T-02).
func (*Queries) FindAddressRequestByHash ¶
func (q *Queries) FindAddressRequestByHash(ctx context.Context, tokenHash []byte) (FindAddressRequestByHashRow, error)
The confirmation's read: the request, its account's state and the workspace's.
func (*Queries) FindAiProvider ¶
func (q *Queries) FindAiProvider(ctx context.Context) (FindAiProviderRow, error)
What a reader is allowed to see: never the sealed key, only whether there is one. The single caller that needs the plaintext asks for it by name below, so a read cannot spill it by accident.
func (*Queries) FindAiProviderKey ¶
func (q *Queries) FindAiProviderKey(ctx context.Context) (FindAiProviderKeyRow, error)
The adapter's own read, separate from the one above so that opening the envelope is a deliberate call and not a field that happens to be in a struct somebody logged.
func (*Queries) FindAiRequest ¶
func (*Queries) FindAiSource ¶
The workspace's choice of AI source (ADR-0072 §2, §3). One row per workspace at most; no row is the workspace's own model, which is what every workspace did before anything was offered.
func (*Queries) FindArrivalPendingByHash ¶
func (q *Queries) FindArrivalPendingByHash(ctx context.Context, tokenHash []byte) (FindArrivalPendingByHashRow, error)
A TERMS step that carries a provider's newcomer rather than an account (migration 0142): the row and the workspace, nothing to join an account from. Read only by the agreement, and only under its purpose: a passkey sign-in's challenge has no account either (migration 0174).
func (*Queries) FindAuthAttempt ¶
func (q *Queries) FindAuthAttempt(ctx context.Context, subjectHash []byte) (FindAuthAttemptRow, error)
========================= The attempt ledger (T-02) =========================
func (*Queries) FindAutoAssignPolicy ¶
func (q *Queries) FindAutoAssignPolicy(ctx context.Context, arg FindAutoAssignPolicyParams) (AutoAssignPolicy, error)
How what is created here gets handed out: the assignment policy per scope.
One row per scope, which migration 0011's unique index insists on: the row is the storage of the `autoAssign` key of the container's policies document, and a document key cannot be two rows. `state` is ROUND_ROBIN's cursor, kept in the row rather than in the document so that the transaction advancing it can lock exactly what it advances (domain-model.md §3.6).
func (*Queries) FindAutomationRule ¶
func (*Queries) FindAutomationRuleByInboundToken ¶
func (q *Queries) FindAutomationRuleByInboundToken(ctx context.Context, tokenHash []byte) (FindAutomationRuleByInboundTokenRow, error)
What the unauthenticated route asks. The tenant is the transaction's, set from the tenant the token names inside itself - the only honest source of one on a route with no authentication (multi-tenancy.md §2.2). The hash is unique across the installation, so a token rewritten to quote another tenant matches nothing.
func (*Queries) FindBackupRun ¶
func (*Queries) FindBackupSchedule ¶
func (*Queries) FindBackupTarget ¶
func (*Queries) FindBackupTargetCredential ¶
func (q *Queries) FindBackupTargetCredential(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (FindBackupTargetCredentialRow, error)
The one statement that reads the sealed credential, and it reads nothing else. A separate statement rather than a column on the two above: what a credential must never do is travel with something that is on its way to a response, and the way to make that structural is for the rows that go to a response never to contain one.
func (*Queries) FindBucket ¶
The structure of a collection: the buckets its items are arranged in, and the labels they are tagged with.
The tenant is never a parameter here, exactly as in Work.sql: it comes from the transaction's own context through current_tenant_id(), which is the same value row level security compares against. A row can therefore not be written into the wrong tenant even by a caller that wanted to. Deleted buckets are returned rather than filtered out. What the state means is the domain's decision; a query that hid a deleted bucket would turn "it has been deleted" into "it never existed", and a client repeating a delete would get the wrong answer to the wrong question.
func (*Queries) FindCalendarFeed ¶
func (*Queries) FindCalendarFeedByHash ¶
func (q *Queries) FindCalendarFeedByHash(ctx context.Context, tokenHash []byte) (FindCalendarFeedByHashRow, error)
The public route's whole lookup: one index seek on the unique hash.
A revoked feed is returned rather than filtered out. Whether a token still works is the domain's question, and the answer a fetch gets is the same either way - what changes is that the application layer can tell the two apart in its own reasoning without the query deciding for it.
func (*Queries) FindComment ¶
Tombstones are returned rather than filtered out: whether a deleted comment may be edited is the domain's question, and a query that hid one would turn "it was deleted" into "it never existed" - which is not what a thread full of replies to it says.
A tombstone's body is answered empty whatever is stored: the text a legal hold keeps (SetCommentDeleted) is the hold's, never a reader's, and masking it here is what keeps every door from serving it.
func (*Queries) FindContainer ¶
The tenant is never a parameter here: it comes from the transaction's own context through current_tenant_id(), which is the same value row level security compares against. A row can therefore not be written into the wrong tenant even by a caller that wanted to, and a read cannot reach one belonging to somebody else. Trashed and archived containers are returned rather than filtered out. The repository reports what is stored and judges none of it: whether a container may take children is a question the domain answers, and a query that hid a trashed parent would turn "it is in the trash" into "it does not exist" (I-C2, I-C3).
One key of `policies` is read out, not the column: the completion policy has a reader and the keys without a use case do not, and selecting a value nothing consumes is a promise nothing keeps. `->>` yields NULL for a collection that has never been configured, and coalesce turns that into the empty string - which the domain reads as the default. Coalescing here rather than mapping a nil pointer in the adapter keeps the generated field a plain string, and "unset" one concept instead of two.
The auto_assign key of the same document lives in its own row (see Assignment.sql), and the second LEFT JOIN is how it travels with the container: NULL columns for a container without a policy, which the adapter reads as the key being absent. The join lands on migration 0011's unique index, so it costs an index lookup - the same price as the parent join beside it.
The hub's own archive stamp travels with the row as `parent_archived_at`, which is invariant I-C3's second half: a collection in an archived hub is read-only without being archived itself. Read here rather than stored on the collection, so that archiving a hub writes one row and unarchiving it restores exactly what it covered - a collection archived in its own right stays archived. The join is a primary key lookup, and it is NULL for a hub, which sits under nothing.
func (*Queries) FindCustomField ¶
func (*Queries) FindCustomFieldInScope ¶
func (q *Queries) FindCustomFieldInScope(ctx context.Context, arg FindCustomFieldInScopeParams) (FindCustomFieldInScopeRow, error)
The definition one entry's collection sees under a key: its collection's own, or the workspace-wide one. The collection's own wins, which is what makes a workspace-wide default overridable by a team that needs something narrower - `ORDER BY` puts the specific one first and the row limit takes it.
func (*Queries) FindDataSubjectRequest ¶
func (*Queries) FindDevice ¶
func (*Queries) FindGroup ¶
=============================== Groups =============================== The workspace travels with the row: a rename's or a deletion's trail entry is written under it.
func (*Queries) FindIdempotencyRecord ¶
func (q *Queries) FindIdempotencyRecord(ctx context.Context, arg FindIdempotencyRecordParams) (FindIdempotencyRecordRow, error)
func (*Queries) FindIdentityProviderByID ¶
func (q *Queries) FindIdentityProviderByID(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (FindIdentityProviderByIDRow, error)
What a reader is allowed to see: never the sealed secret. The one caller that needs it asks for it by name below, so a read cannot spill it by accident.
func (*Queries) FindIdentityProviderSecret ¶
func (q *Queries) FindIdentityProviderSecret(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (FindIdentityProviderSecretRow, error)
The token exchange's own read, separate from the one above so that opening the envelope is a deliberate call and not a field that happens to be in a struct somebody logged.
func (*Queries) FindImportRun ¶
The columns in the table's order, collection_id last as migration 0200 added it, so that the row is the table's model.
func (*Queries) FindInstallationPreset ¶
func (*Queries) FindItemRetention ¶
func (q *Queries) FindItemRetention(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (FindItemRetentionRow, error)
What one entry's marking says, which is what `:retain` reads and what the object carries.
func (*Queries) FindJob ¶
func (q *Queries) FindJob(ctx context.Context, arg FindJobParams) (FindJobRow, error)
What a caller polls, and the only two statements here that are asked on somebody's behalf rather than by a worker. They therefore carry the tenant condition themselves - the job table has no row level security, so there is no policy underneath that would catch a forgotten one, and a NULL tenant_id (the queue's own housekeeping) matches no caller's tenant by construction.
The columns are the resource's, not the row's: no payload, no attempt count, no lease, no dedupe key. Selecting them and dropping them later is how one of them eventually reaches a response by accident.
func (*Queries) FindJobAsker ¶
func (q *Queries) FindJobAsker(ctx context.Context, arg FindJobAskerParams) (FindJobAskerRow, error)
Who asked a job, and about what: the kind and the three references a question to AI carries in its payload. The tenant is named in the statement, as in every statement here, because the table has no policy underneath. Empty strings where a payload names none.
func (*Queries) FindJobByDedupeKey ¶
func (q *Queries) FindJobByDedupeKey(ctx context.Context, arg FindJobByDedupeKeyParams) (pgtype.UUID, error)
The job a dedupe key already names, for the one case the insert above cannot answer for itself.
func (*Queries) FindJumbleEntry ¶
tenant_id for ListJumbleEntries' reason, said in full there: the projection carries it because the events a settlement announces are built from the projection. arrival_job_id as there.
func (*Queries) FindJumbleIntake ¶
What a listing may show: that an address exists and when it was minted. Never the hash.
func (*Queries) FindJumbleIntakeByToken ¶
func (q *Queries) FindJumbleIntakeByToken(ctx context.Context, tokenHash []byte) (FindJumbleIntakeByTokenRow, error)
The unauthenticated route's lookup, under the tenant context the token itself names (multi-tenancy.md §2.2): row level security needs one before the row is visible at all, and the hash covers the whole presented string, so a rewritten tenant half matches nothing.
func (*Queries) FindLabel ¶
Deleted labels are returned rather than filtered out, for the reason FindBucket returns deleted buckets: what the state means is the domain's decision.
func (*Queries) FindLegalHold ¶
func (*Queries) FindMailSetting ¶
func (q *Queries) FindMailSetting(ctx context.Context) (FindMailSettingRow, error)
The mail intake (ADR-0094). The tenant is never a parameter except where no tenant is known yet: row level security bounds every other statement to the tenant of the running transaction.
func (*Queries) FindMailbox ¶
func (*Queries) FindMediaObject ¶
func (*Queries) FindMediaStorageKey ¶
func (q *Queries) FindMediaStorageKey(ctx context.Context, checksum string) (FindMediaStorageKeyRow, error)
Where the bytes of one medium lie, by the checksum the archive addresses it with.
READY only, and a checksum that is actually there: a PENDING upload is one whose bytes were never read back and judged (migration 0013), and an object with no recorded checksum has no content address at all. Neither is carried into an archive, and the row itself still is - so a restore keeps the metadata and knows the bytes are gone.
func (*Queries) FindMembership ¶
The tenant is selected although row level security already bounds the statement to it: the grant this answers is what the revocation writes its audit entry from, and an entry without a tenant is refused by the port (audit.md §3).
func (*Queries) FindMfaEnrollment ¶
func (*Queries) FindNotification ¶
func (*Queries) FindNotificationPreference ¶
func (q *Queries) FindNotificationPreference(ctx context.Context, arg FindNotificationPreferenceParams) (NotificationPreference, error)
func (*Queries) FindOauthClient ¶
The exchange's read: everything judging a token request needs, the stored hash included - compared in the adapter, never answered upwards.
func (*Queries) FindOauthGrant ¶
func (*Queries) FindOfferedAiProvider ¶
func (*Queries) FindOfferedAiProviderKey ¶
func (q *Queries) FindOfferedAiProviderKey(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (FindOfferedAiProviderKeyRow, error)
The adapter's read of an offered model a workspace chose, inside that workspace's transaction: the read policy admits the row, and the key is opened only by the caller that makes the call.
func (*Queries) FindOutboxEvent ¶
One event, as it was written. The webhook deliverer renders the body from this rather than from a copy in the job payload, so a retry two days later sends what the first attempt would have - and a job row does not become a second place a workspace's content lives.
func (*Queries) FindPasskeyHolder ¶
func (q *Queries) FindPasskeyHolder(ctx context.Context, credentialID []byte) (FindPasskeyHolderRow, error)
The credential a browser named and everything the session will need of its holder, in one round trip - the password door's read, keyed on the credential instead of an identifier.
func (*Queries) FindPasswordHash ¶
For the operations that demand the password afresh of somebody already signed in: disabling the second factor is the attack a stolen session would try, and a live session is deliberately not enough there.
func (*Queries) FindPendingByHash ¶
func (q *Queries) FindPendingByHash(ctx context.Context, tokenHash []byte) (FindPendingByHashRow, error)
The second step's read: the pending row, its account, and the locale chain in one round trip, FindSessionForAuth's shape.
func (*Queries) FindPendingByID ¶
FindPendingByHash for a credential the server itself remembered rather than one a caller presented: the CONNECT link a provider flow carries (ADR-0078 §1). The flow kept the credential's identifier, never its token. Row level security keeps it to the workspace the transaction is bound to.
func (*Queries) FindPendingDeliveryOfPush ¶
func (q *Queries) FindPendingDeliveryOfPush(ctx context.Context, arg FindPendingDeliveryOfPushParams) (WebhookDelivery, error)
The delivery of one push the fan-out collapses onto (offline-sync.md §8): the same subscription, push, subject and type, still pending, and still owed a job - a pending row whose job ended without sending (webhooks a plan left out, multi-tenancy.md §4.2) is sent by nothing, and an event folded onto it would be lost. FOR UPDATE, because two events of the push dispatched in one round both ask, and both must land on the one row.
func (*Queries) FindPlanByName ¶
One plan by its short name, not removed.
func (*Queries) FindPlatformDelivery ¶
func (*Queries) FindPlatformEvent ¶
func (*Queries) FindPlatformSubscription ¶
func (*Queries) FindPrivateHubAccess ¶
func (q *Queries) FindPrivateHubAccess(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (FindPrivateHubAccessRow, error)
One emergency access with its hub's name: what the members' mail says at delivery.
func (*Queries) FindRecurrenceRuleForItem ¶
func (q *Queries) FindRecurrenceRuleForItem(ctx context.Context, sourceItemID pgtype.UUID) (FindRecurrenceRuleForItemRow, error)
Every use case starts from the entry - the route is the entry's - so this is the only read the rule needs. Served by recurrence_rule_source_idx, which is also what keeps it single.
func (*Queries) FindRefreshTokenByHash ¶
func (q *Queries) FindRefreshTokenByHash(ctx context.Context, tokenHash []byte) (FindRefreshTokenByHashRow, error)
The exchange's read: the presented token, its session, the account and the locale chain in one round trip. The rotated ones are found on purpose - a rotated hash presented again is the reuse signal T-01 exists for, and the caller has to be able to tell it from an unknown token.
func (*Queries) FindReminder ¶
func (*Queries) FindRestoreRun ¶
func (*Queries) FindRetentionCursor ¶
func (q *Queries) FindRetentionCursor(ctx context.Context, arg FindRetentionCursorParams) (FindRetentionCursorRow, error)
Where a read of the rule sweep stopped (data-retention.md §5). A reader is named by its phase and, for phase one, its kind, or for a chain, its rule; the other column stays NULL, and `IS NOT DISTINCT FROM` matches the NULL the unique index treats as one value.
func (*Queries) FindRetentionPolicy ¶
func (q *Queries) FindRetentionPolicy(ctx context.Context, dataKind string) (FindRetentionPolicyRow, error)
The period in force for one kind.
func (*Queries) FindRetentionRule ¶
func (*Queries) FindRuleRun ¶
func (*Queries) FindSavedView ¶
func (*Queries) FindSessionForAuth ¶
func (q *Queries) FindSessionForAuth(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (FindSessionForAuthRow, error)
What authenticating a session access token needs: the row the signature named, its account, and the locale chain - one round trip, the FindAccessTokenByHash shape.
func (*Queries) FindStepUpMethod ¶
func (q *Queries) FindStepUpMethod(ctx context.Context, arg FindStepUpMethodParams) (*string, error)
What proved it, for the audit entry - never the credential.
func (*Queries) FindStructurePreset ¶
func (*Queries) FindSuggestion ¶
func (*Queries) FindSyncOp ¶
The operation log (offline-sync.md §3.2): what a push did with each op_id, kept for the offline window so that a repeated push takes effect exactly once.
func (*Queries) FindTemplate ¶
A deleted template is returned rather than filtered out: whether it may still be changed is the domain's question, and a query that hid one would turn "it was deleted" into "it never existed" - which is not what a client holding its identifier is asking.
func (*Queries) FindTenantForAdmin ¶
func (q *Queries) FindTenantForAdmin(ctx context.Context) (FindTenantForAdminRow, error)
The plan's short name through a join: `plan` carries no policy, so it reads inside the tenant's own transaction (migration 0164).
func (*Queries) FindTermsAgreement ¶
func (q *Queries) FindTermsAgreement(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (FindTermsAgreementRow, error)
The account's latest agreement to the terms of use (UC-ID-19). Row level security keeps it to the workspace the transaction is bound to.
func (*Queries) FindVoiceSetting ¶
func (q *Queries) FindVoiceSetting(ctx context.Context) (FindVoiceSettingRow, error)
Voice assistants (ADR-0093). The tenant is never a parameter: row level security bounds every statement to the tenant of the running transaction.
func (*Queries) FindWebhookDelivery ¶
The tenant is selected rather than left to row level security to imply, because the aggregate carries it: a retry and a replay both build the next attempt from the row that was read, and a delivery read back without its tenant is one neither of them can construct.
func (*Queries) FindWebhookSubscription ¶
func (q *Queries) FindWebhookSubscription(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (FindWebhookSubscriptionRow, error)
The tenant travels with the aggregate rather than being left to row level security to imply: an audit entry is written under the subscription's tenant, and a subscription read back without one is a subscription no auditable operation can be performed on.
func (*Queries) FindWorkItem ¶
Trashed and archived items are returned rather than filtered out, for the reason FindContainer returns them: the repository reports what is stored and judges none of it (I-W4).
func (*Queries) FindWorkItemByCalendarUID ¶
func (q *Queries) FindWorkItemByCalendarUID(ctx context.Context, calendarUid string) (FindWorkItemByCalendarUIDRow, error)
The entry a calendar client's UID names. The same columns as FindWorkItem, so the adapter maps both through one function; the same rule about the trash, for the same reason. The tenant is the transaction's, through row level security and through the partial unique index the lookup uses - one UID is one entry per workspace and nothing across two.
func (*Queries) FindWorkItems ¶
FindWorkItem for many entries in one statement: the retention sweep reads a page's entries at once when a rule's condition names `item`, rather than one statement per candidate. The same columns and the same hiding of a deleted definition's values, so a condition sees what Find would have shown it. An identifier of another tenant is simply absent (row level security).
func (*Queries) FindWorkspace ¶
func (q *Queries) FindWorkspace(ctx context.Context) (FindWorkspaceRow, error)
The tenant's own row, read from inside the tenant. No tenant parameter: row level security has already bound the transaction to exactly one, which is what makes another workspace invisible rather than forbidden (ADR-0010). The operator's opening of the password rides along: it is read wherever the ways in are, and honoured against the clock by the reader.
func (*Queries) FindWorkspaceName ¶
What §8.3 step 3 asks to have typed. Bounded by row level security to the tenant of the running transaction, so this cannot be used to learn another workspace's name.
func (*Queries) FindWorkspaceStructure ¶
func (q *Queries) FindWorkspaceStructure(ctx context.Context) (FindWorkspaceStructureRow, error)
The workspace's layer and the row's version.
func (*Queries) FindWorkspaceStructureForShare ¶
func (q *Queries) FindWorkspaceStructureForShare(ctx context.Context) (FindWorkspaceStructureForShareRow, error)
The same, held while a hub's or a collection's structure is resolved and written from it, so that a workspace write waits for that one and the next reads it.
func (*Queries) FindWorkspaceStructureForUpdate ¶
func (q *Queries) FindWorkspaceStructureForUpdate(ctx context.Context) (FindWorkspaceStructureForUpdateRow, error)
The same, held by the workspace's own write until it has fanned out.
func (*Queries) FinishBackupRun ¶
What the run wrote, once it has written it. The manifest is kept as a copy so that a listing can answer without reaching the target, and the target stays the source of truth (§8.1).
func (*Queries) FinishImportRun ¶
Refused for a run that is no longer going. COALESCE on the report, so that a failure with nothing to report does not erase what the attempt before it got through.
func (*Queries) FinishRestoreRun ¶
Refused for a run that is no longer going, which is what makes a cancelled restore stay cancelled.
func (*Queries) FinishRetentionRun ¶
func (q *Queries) FinishRetentionRun(ctx context.Context, arg FinishRetentionRunParams) (int64, error)
What the run did, written when it is over.
`blocked_reasons` is an object keyed by reason rather than a total, because "twelve were kept" is not something an operator can act on and "twelve were kept by a legal hold" is.
func (*Queries) FinishRuleRun ¶
func (q *Queries) FinishRuleRun(ctx context.Context, arg FinishRuleRunParams) error
The one statement that ends a run, whichever way it ended - and the one that parks it on a WAIT, where finished_at stays NULL because the run is not over.
func (*Queries) FirstBucket ¶
The collection's leftmost live bucket, ignoring one: the bucket a deleted column's items fall back to.
Derived rather than stored. `default_bucket_id` is a documented key of the policies document and no use case writes it, so a stored default would be a value nothing keeps up to date - a column deleted while the key still named it would send items into a bucket that is no longer on the board. The leftmost column cannot drift out of step with the columns that exist.
func (*Queries) FlattenWorkItem ¶
Makes an entry a top-level entry of another type (UC-WRK-24 check 6): the one statement that changes an entry's type, which a move never does. The parent goes, the path and the depth are the top level's, the rank is the caller's; under the optimistic lock every write to the row takes. Whatever still lies under it - only trashed entries, since a flatten moves the deepest first - follows through MoveWorkItemSubtree.
func (*Queries) ForgetDevice ¶
func (q *Queries) ForgetDevice(ctx context.Context, arg ForgetDeviceParams) (ForgetDeviceRow, error)
The mark, and the row as it was: what the caller revokes is the credential the row held.
func (*Queries) ForgetOtherQuotaPeriods ¶
func (q *Queries) ForgetOtherQuotaPeriods(ctx context.Context, arg ForgetOtherQuotaPeriodsParams) error
A mark is for one limit value or one day: marking another forgets the rest of the quota's, so a changed limit or a new day is a new crossing.
func (*Queries) ForgetPlatformEventReference ¶
The purge removes the platform's reference from the workspace's kept events, as it removes it from the workspace (multi-tenancy.md §4.3). The workspace is the transaction's, never a parameter.
func (*Queries) ForgetRuleOccurrence ¶
func (q *Queries) ForgetRuleOccurrence(ctx context.Context, arg ForgetRuleOccurrenceParams) error
The anchor was cleared: this rule owes this entry nothing.
func (*Queries) ForgetRuleOccurrencesOfItem ¶
The entry went. Every rule's moment for it goes with it - the foreign key would do this on a purge, and this is the same statement for the softer endings a purge never reaches.
func (*Queries) GiveKudos ¶
One person's acknowledgement of another's completion (UC-WRK-29 checks 5 and 6).
Every statement names the reader's own side: whether they gave kudos, or what they received. No statement counts kudos per person, and none answers who gave kudos to somebody else. Idempotent: kudos already given keep their moment.
func (*Queries) GrantMembership ¶
============================ Memberships ============================= Writes nothing when the subject already holds the role at the scope: `membership_grant_uq` (0149) keeps one row per tenant, subject, scope and role. No row affected means the grant is there already, and EqualMembership answers it.
func (*Queries) GroupHoldsRoleUnderHub ¶
Whether a group holds a role on the hub, a collection in it, or an entry in one.
func (*Queries) GroupMembers ¶
func (*Queries) HardDeleteTenant ¶
The final row. The cascade takes every table with a foreign key; what carries none is removed explicitly around this statement, and the guard re-reads the two facts the grace could have changed - a resumed tenant or a moved deadline makes this delete nothing.
func (*Queries) HasManagedAccounts ¶
Whether the sign-in card asks for "address or sign-in name": a managed account that can still sign in. An anonymised one has lost its name already; a disabled one may be enabled again.
func (*Queries) HoldJob ¶
The row lock a pass takes on its own job, held until the caller's transaction ends.
SELECT ... FOR UPDATE rather than an UPDATE: nothing about the row changes, and what is wanted is only that a concurrent Enqueue on this dedupe key waits for the pass rather than finding the row RUNNING and doing nothing. The lease is in the predicate for the reason every other statement here carries it: a worker that fell behind and lost the job locks nothing.
func (*Queries) HoldPlanByName ¶
The plan a workspace is moving onto, held against a removal until the move commits: a removal waits on this lock, then counts the workspace (remove_plan).
func (*Queries) HoldsAccount ¶
func (*Queries) HoldsAccountGroup ¶
func (*Queries) HoldsAccountGroupMember ¶
func (*Queries) HoldsActivityEntry ¶
func (*Queries) HoldsAnyMembership ¶
Whether the account holds a role anywhere in the tenant, directly or through a group.
func (*Queries) HoldsAutoAssignPolicy ¶
func (*Queries) HoldsAutomationRule ¶
func (*Queries) HoldsBucket ¶
func (*Queries) HoldsCalendarFeed ¶
func (*Queries) HoldsComment ¶
func (*Queries) HoldsConsentRecord ¶
func (*Queries) HoldsContainer ¶
func (*Queries) HoldsContainerMilestone ¶
func (*Queries) HoldsCustomFieldDefinition ¶
func (*Queries) HoldsItemAttachment ¶
func (*Queries) HoldsItemLabel ¶
func (*Queries) HoldsItemMember ¶
func (*Queries) HoldsJumbleEntry ¶
func (*Queries) HoldsLabel ¶
func (*Queries) HoldsLegalHold ¶
func (*Queries) HoldsMediaObject ¶
func (*Queries) HoldsMembership ¶
func (*Queries) HoldsNotificationPreference ¶
func (*Queries) HoldsPasskey ¶
func (*Queries) HoldsPrivateHubAccess ¶
func (*Queries) HoldsRecurrenceRule ¶
func (*Queries) HoldsReminder ¶
func (*Queries) HoldsRetentionPolicy ¶
func (*Queries) HoldsSavedView ¶
func (*Queries) HoldsSetElement ¶
func (*Queries) HoldsStructurePreset ¶
func (*Queries) HoldsTemplate ¶
func (*Queries) HoldsTenant ¶
func (*Queries) HoldsTombstone ¶
Whether an entity has been purged (offline-sync.md §7). The trash is not a tombstone: a trashed entry can still be restored, and the use case that receives a mutation about it says so itself.
func (*Queries) HoldsWebhookSubscription ¶
func (*Queries) HoldsWorkItem ¶
func (*Queries) HubsOf ¶
The hub each named container or entry sits under, for the authoriser (domain-model.md §3.2).
One statement for both kinds, because a path names containers and entries alike and the caller should not have to know which identifier is which. Trashed and archived rows answer as they are stored: a role on the hub applies to what lies in its trash as much as to the rest, and a private hub's trash is as private as the hub (ADR-0073 §1).
An entry also answers its collection, so that a path naming only the entry is completed with both levels above it; a container answers none.
func (*Queries) HubsOpenedFor ¶
func (q *Queries) HubsOpenedFor(ctx context.Context, arg HubsOpenedForParams) ([]pgtype.UUID, error)
Of the named hubs, those the account holds a running emergency access to: what the authoriser asks once a private hub is on a path (identity.md §22).
func (*Queries) ImportAccount ¶
ai_consent is neither written nor updated: an archive from before tenant-export.md §11 still carries it, jsonb_populate_record accepts the key, and the column keeps what it holds. A restricted account is neither deleted nor changed (data-retention.md §4 item 2): the archive's version of it would lift a restriction of processing - one a legal hold may be keeping - by going back in time, which only a deliberate act may do (Art. 18). The same for an account an erasure keeps a part of under a hold, which carries its restriction in the kept record, not its status.
func (*Queries) ImportAccountGroup ¶
func (*Queries) ImportAccountGroupMember ¶
func (*Queries) ImportActivityEntry ¶
func (q *Queries) ImportActivityEntry(ctx context.Context, arg ImportActivityEntryParams) (int64, error)
The conflict target is the partitioned key: a partitioned table cannot hold a unique index on id alone, and occurred_at is immutable on an activity entry, so the pair names the same row the old target did. tenant_id and occurred_at leave the update list - they are the key now.
func (*Queries) ImportAutoAssignPolicy ¶
func (*Queries) ImportAutomationRule ¶
func (*Queries) ImportBucket ¶
func (*Queries) ImportCalendarFeed ¶
func (*Queries) ImportComment ¶
func (*Queries) ImportConsentRecord ¶
func (*Queries) ImportContainer ¶
func (*Queries) ImportContainerMilestone ¶
func (q *Queries) ImportContainerMilestone(ctx context.Context, arg ImportContainerMilestoneParams) (int64, error)
With its moment and its container's identity, as a person saw it. A milestone whose container the restore did not bring back marks nothing, and is skipped rather than refused by the foreign key.
func (*Queries) ImportCustomFieldDefinition ¶
func (*Queries) ImportItemAttachment ¶
func (*Queries) ImportItemLabel ¶
func (*Queries) ImportItemMember ¶
func (*Queries) ImportJumbleEntry ¶
func (*Queries) ImportLabel ¶
func (*Queries) ImportLegalHold ¶
func (*Queries) ImportMediaObject ¶
func (*Queries) ImportMembership ¶
A row equal to a membership the tenant holds under another identifier is neither inserted nor, under OVERWRITE, written over the row of its own identifier: a subject holds a role at a scope once (0149), and the index is no arbiter of the upsert. An archive from before 0149 can carry equal rows, and MERGE can meet a role granted again since; the row is reported as skipped rather than failing the restore. The export orders memberships by identifier, so the oldest arrives first and is the one kept, as 0149 keeps it.
func (*Queries) ImportNotificationPreference ¶
func (*Queries) ImportPasskey ¶
Skipped rather than refused: a passkey whose account the restore did not bring back, one whose identifier another row of the workspace holds, one past the account's ten, and one from an export, which carries no identifier or key (tenant-export.md §9) and so is no credential.
func (*Queries) ImportPrivateHubAccess ¶
func (q *Queries) ImportPrivateHubAccess(ctx context.Context, arg ImportPrivateHubAccessParams) (int64, error)
An access whose hub the restore did not bring back has nothing to describe, and is skipped rather than refused by the foreign key.
func (*Queries) ImportRecurrenceRule ¶
func (*Queries) ImportReminder ¶
func (*Queries) ImportRetentionPolicy ¶
func (*Queries) ImportSavedView ¶
func (*Queries) ImportSetElement ¶
func (*Queries) ImportStructurePreset ¶
func (q *Queries) ImportStructurePreset(ctx context.Context, arg ImportStructurePresetParams) (int64, error)
A person's own preset whose account the restore did not bring back belongs to nobody, and is skipped rather than refused by the foreign key.
func (*Queries) ImportTemplate ¶
func (*Queries) ImportTenant ¶
The statements a restore writes a tenant through (backup-restore.md §8).
One trio per entity: does the tenant already hold this row, write it, and - for REPLACE_TENANT - empty the table. They are as alike as the schema lets them be, and they are hand-written for the reason the export's are: what differs between them is a decision per entity - which columns identify a row, and which of them a generated column may not be written into - and a generator would have to be told all of that anyway.
**The row arrives as one jsonb value and is unpacked by the database.** `jsonb_populate_record` against the table's own row type is what makes the import a statement rather than a string with thirty-eight parameters in it, and rule 9 is the reason that matters: no byte of an archive ever becomes SQL text. A field the archive carries and the table does not have is dropped by the unpacking; a column the archive does not carry arrives NULL.
`tenant_id` is not taken from the archive. It is `current_tenant_id()`, the same value row level security compares against, so a restore cannot write into another tenant even deliberately - which is BK-10 at the layer where it cannot be forgotten (ADR-0010).
The upsert's `WHERE @overwrite` is the conflict rule, in the statement rather than in a branch above it: SKIP is the same statement with the flag false, and a row that was neither inserted nor updated returns nothing at all, which is how the caller tells the three outcomes apart.
func (*Queries) ImportWebhookSubscription ¶
func (*Queries) ImportWorkItem ¶
`search_vector` is generated by the database and is therefore not written back: the archive carries what the column held, and PostgreSQL refuses an insert into one.
func (*Queries) InsertAccessToken ¶
func (q *Queries) InsertAccessToken(ctx context.Context, arg InsertAccessTokenParams) error
========================== Personal access tokens ========================== The tenant is never a parameter here either: row level security bounds every statement to the tenant of the running transaction, which is what makes a token of another workspace invisible rather than forbidden (ADR-0010). The hash is computed in the adapter, because the pepper is a secret of that layer and the application must never hold a value it could store by mistake (security.md §8).
func (*Queries) InsertAccount ¶
func (q *Queries) InsertAccount(ctx context.Context, arg InsertAccountParams) error
func (*Queries) InsertAddressRequest ¶
func (q *Queries) InsertAddressRequest(ctx context.Context, arg InsertAddressRequestParams) error
No token yet: it is minted when the mail goes out, so the plaintext exists only in the message.
func (*Queries) InsertAuditEntry ¶
func (q *Queries) InsertAuditEntry(ctx context.Context, arg InsertAuditEntryParams) error
func (*Queries) InsertAuditPseudonym ¶
func (q *Queries) InsertAuditPseudonym(ctx context.Context, arg InsertAuditPseudonymParams) error
The substitution the audit trail reads at the boundary (audit.md §6). Idempotent on the actor: an erasure that is retried records the same pseudonym rather than a second one.
func (*Queries) InsertAutomationRule ¶
func (q *Queries) InsertAutomationRule(ctx context.Context, arg InsertAutomationRuleParams) error
The automation rules (automation.md §1). The table has carried the whole model since 0001_init; these are the statements that finally write to it.
The tenant is never a parameter: row level security bounds every statement to the tenant of the running transaction, which is what makes another workspace's rule invisible rather than forbidden (ADR-0010, multi-tenancy.md §2).
`deleted_at IS NULL` is on every read. The deletion is soft so that the runs a rule produced stay readable - a run log whose rule vanished would be a record of actions nobody can account for - and a deleted rule is nevertheless gone from every question anybody asks about rules. A rule is written switched off, which is why `enabled` is a parameter rather than the column's default: writing what a rule would do and letting it loose are two decisions, and the default says the opposite.
func (*Queries) InsertBackupRun ¶
The runs.
The insert is the lock §5 asks for: one run at a time per target, enforced by the statement rather than by a check the caller ran a moment earlier - a check followed by an insert has a gap between them wide enough for exactly the thing it prevents.
`other.id <> id` is what makes a resumption possible. A worker that died left its own row RUNNING; the attempt that takes the job over is the same run, and it has to be able to carry on rather than be locked out by itself (BK-7). ON CONFLICT DO NOTHING is the other half of that: the second attempt writes nothing and reads the row it already has.
func (*Queries) InsertBackupSchedule ¶
func (q *Queries) InsertBackupSchedule(ctx context.Context, arg InsertBackupScheduleParams) error
─────────────────────────── The schedules and the runs ───────────────────────────
backup_schedule and backup_run are both behind row level security, so no statement here carries a tenant condition - with one exception that is named where it appears: the instance-wide schedules belong to no tenant, and the leader reads them under a scope that has none.
func (*Queries) InsertBackupTarget ¶
func (q *Queries) InsertBackupTarget(ctx context.Context, arg InsertBackupTargetParams) error
The backup targets (backup-restore.md §2).
backup_target is behind row level security like every other tenant table, so no statement here carries a tenant condition: the policy applies one no query can forget (ADR-0010). What it means for a target with tenant_id IS NULL - the instance-wide shape 0001_init has always allowed - is that nothing here can see one, because the policy compares against a tenant and an instance-wide row has none. That is deliberate rather than an oversight: the targets a tenant creates are the tenant's.
The credential is read by exactly one statement, and it is named for it. Every other statement selects the columns a caller may see, so a credential cannot reach a response because somebody added a field to a mapper.
func (*Queries) InsertBucket ¶
func (q *Queries) InsertBucket(ctx context.Context, arg InsertBucketParams) error
The name arrives in Unicode normal form C, for the reason a container's does (InsertContainer): the constructor brings it there, and normalize() stays on the insert and the update as the row's own guarantee for a writer that reaches it without the constructor. "Prüfung" typed with a combining diaeresis and the same word composed are one name to a person, and the unique index has to see them as one name too.
func (*Queries) InsertCalendarFeed ¶
func (q *Queries) InsertCalendarFeed(ctx context.Context, arg InsertCalendarFeedParams) error
The calendar feeds (api-guidelines.md §7).
The tenant is never a parameter: it comes from the transaction's own context through current_tenant_id(), which is the value row level security compares against (ADR-0010). That holds for the public route as well - the token names its tenant, the caller opens the transaction as that tenant, and the lookup below is then an ordinary tenant-scoped query.
The token itself never appears here. What is stored is a hash the adapter computes with the installation's pepper, under this token's own purpose label, so a stolen dump cannot be turned back into a working feed URL and a hash from here cannot be replayed as a cursor or a personal access token (security.md §5, §8).
func (*Queries) InsertComment ¶
func (q *Queries) InsertComment(ctx context.Context, arg InsertCommentParams) error
The discussion beside the entries (domain-model.md §3.5).
The tenant is never a parameter here: it comes from the transaction's own context through current_tenant_id(), which is the same value row level security compares against (ADR-0010).
The body arrives in Unicode normal form C, for the reason a container's name does (InsertContainer): the constructor brings it there, and normalize() stays on the insert and the edit as the row's own guarantee for a writer that reaches it without the constructor.
func (*Queries) InsertConsentRecord ¶
func (q *Queries) InsertConsentRecord(ctx context.Context, arg InsertConsentRecordParams) error
A consent record is never updated in place: what an operator has to be able to show is not "is this allowed now" but "was it allowed then", so a change is a new row and the old one keeps the period it covered.
func (*Queries) InsertContainer ¶
The name arrives in Unicode normal form C - the constructor brings it there, behind the Normalizer port, and the description with it (i18n-l10n.md §5): "Übersicht" typed with a combining diaeresis and the same word composed are one name to a person, and the unique index has to see them as one name too. normalize() stays here and on the update as the row's own guarantee for a writer that reaches it without the constructor; it is idempotent, so the two cannot disagree. The handle the store gave a collection (migration 0204), so the create answers it.
func (*Queries) InsertCustomField ¶
func (q *Queries) InsertCustomField(ctx context.Context, arg InsertCustomFieldParams) error
Custom field definitions.
The values are not here: they live in `work_item.custom_fields`, a jsonb document on the entry, and are written by the statement beside the entry's own attributes (Work.sql, SetWorkItemCustomFields). What these statements maintain is the vocabulary - which keys exist in which scope, what they may hold, and which item types carry them. The unique index cfd_key_uq decides whether the key is free, rather than a check followed by an insert: two requests arriving in the gap between the two would both pass the check.
func (*Queries) InsertDataSubjectRequest ¶
func (q *Queries) InsertDataSubjectRequest(ctx context.Context, arg InsertDataSubjectRequestParams) error
Data subject rights (data-protection.md §4). The tables have stood since `0001_init`; these are the first statements over them.
The tenant is never a parameter. It comes from the transaction's own context through current_tenant_id(), which is the value row level security compares against (ADR-0010) - and that holds for the installation-wide case as well: it opens one transaction per tenant rather than one query across tenants.
func (*Queries) InsertGroup ¶
func (q *Queries) InsertGroup(ctx context.Context, arg InsertGroupParams) error
func (*Queries) InsertIdentityProvider ¶
func (q *Queries) InsertIdentityProvider(ctx context.Context, arg InsertIdentityProviderParams) (InsertIdentityProviderRow, error)
`current_tenant_id()` rather than an argument, and it is what makes one statement serve both levels: a workspace's transaction writes its own row, and the installation's scope - where the setting is the empty string and the function therefore NULL - writes the row that belongs to nobody. A caller cannot choose which, because there is nothing to pass.
func (*Queries) InsertImportRun ¶
func (q *Queries) InsertImportRun(ctx context.Context, arg InsertImportRunParams) error
The import from another system (backup-restore.md §9). Every statement is bounded by the transaction's tenant (SET LOCAL app.tenant_id) and the row level security on import_run. The run row, written in the transaction that accepts the import. PENDING: the job has not started, and a caller polling `result_url` sees that rather than a 404.
func (*Queries) InsertInstallationPreset ¶
func (q *Queries) InsertInstallationPreset(ctx context.Context, arg InsertInstallationPresetParams) (int64, error)
A new preset. A name taken is no row written, which the adapter answers as `presets.name_taken`.
func (*Queries) InsertInstanceEvent ¶
func (q *Queries) InsertInstanceEvent(ctx context.Context, arg InsertInstanceEventParams) error
====================== The instance's own journal =========================
func (*Queries) InsertItemAttachment ¶
func (q *Queries) InsertItemAttachment(ctx context.Context, arg InsertItemAttachmentParams) (int64, error)
ON CONFLICT DO NOTHING, for the reason AddItemMember gives: attaching what is already attached is the state the caller asked for, and zero rows is how the caller knows not to raise the reference count twice.
func (*Queries) InsertJumbleEntry ¶
func (q *Queries) InsertJumbleEntry(ctx context.Context, arg InsertJumbleEntryParams) error
The jumble (domain-model.md §2): entries arrive, are decided about exactly once, and the dismissed ones age out by retention rule.
The tenant is never a parameter: row level security bounds every statement to the tenant of the running transaction (ADR-0010, multi-tenancy.md §2).
func (*Queries) InsertLabel ¶
func (q *Queries) InsertLabel(ctx context.Context, arg InsertLabelParams) error
func (*Queries) InsertLegalHold ¶
func (q *Queries) InsertLegalHold(ctx context.Context, arg InsertLegalHoldParams) error
A hold, placed. `placed_by` is not optional: §4.1 makes lifting one auditable, and an obligation with no author is one nobody can be asked about.
func (*Queries) InsertMailReceipt ¶
func (q *Queries) InsertMailReceipt(ctx context.Context, arg InsertMailReceiptParams) (int64, error)
A message received twice at once keeps the first receipt; the second inserts nothing.
func (*Queries) InsertMailbox ¶
func (q *Queries) InsertMailbox(ctx context.Context, arg InsertMailboxParams) error
func (*Queries) InsertMailboxAuthorization ¶
func (q *Queries) InsertMailboxAuthorization(ctx context.Context, arg InsertMailboxAuthorizationParams) error
func (*Queries) InsertManagedAccount ¶
func (q *Queries) InsertManagedAccount(ctx context.Context, arg InsertManagedAccountParams) error
A managed account (ADR-0074): a sign-in name instead of an address, active at once, holding the start password Hubtask drew - its hash, the moment it was set, and the mark that it is a start password (start_password_at), which the first sign-in's change step clears.
func (*Queries) InsertMediaObject ¶
func (q *Queries) InsertMediaObject(ctx context.Context, arg InsertMediaObjectParams) error
The media objects and what references them (domain-model.md §3.5).
The tenant is never a parameter: it comes from the transaction's own context through current_tenant_id(), the same value row level security compares against (ADR-0010).
func (*Queries) InsertNotification ¶
func (q *Queries) InsertNotification(ctx context.Context, arg InsertNotificationParams) (int64, error)
The notification record and what people have said about being told (arc42 §5.2).
The tenant is never a parameter: it comes from the transaction's own context through current_tenant_id(), the same value row level security compares against (ADR-0010). The consumer's write, idempotent by the unique index rather than by a read first.
The outbox delivers at-least-once (ADR-0007), so a consumer may see the same event twice - and asking whether a record exists before writing one is a race two dispatchers both win. The conflict is the answer: zero rows means somebody already wrote it, and the caller does not enqueue a second delivery.
func (*Queries) InsertOauthClient ¶
func (q *Queries) InsertOauthClient(ctx context.Context, arg InsertOauthClientParams) error
The OAuth2 provider. The tenant is never a parameter: row level security bounds every statement to the tenant of the running transaction (ADR-0010). The secret's hash is computed in the adapter, the pepper's home (security.md §8); NULL for a public client, whose whole authentication is PKCE.
func (*Queries) InsertOauthCode ¶
func (q *Queries) InsertOauthCode(ctx context.Context, arg InsertOauthCodeParams) error
func (*Queries) InsertOfferedAiProvider ¶
func (q *Queries) InsertOfferedAiProvider(ctx context.Context, arg InsertOfferedAiProviderParams) (InsertOfferedAiProviderRow, error)
Written only in the installation's own scope, where `current_tenant_id()` is NULL and the installation_write policy is the one that admits it.
func (*Queries) InsertOidcFlow ¶
func (q *Queries) InsertOidcFlow(ctx context.Context, arg InsertOidcFlowParams) error
A NULL session is a sign-in flow; a session is the step-up at the provider it belongs to (ADR-0075 §2). An invited account is the invitation a sign-in started from (ADR-0078 §1) - and the foreign key on (tenant, account) is what keeps it this workspace's. A pending credential is the CONNECT link a sign-in started from (ADR-0078 §1), kept this workspace's the same way.
func (*Queries) InsertPasskey ¶
A credential identifier already held in this workspace writes nothing.
func (*Queries) InsertPasskeyChallenge ¶
func (q *Queries) InsertPasskeyChallenge(ctx context.Context, arg InsertPasskeyChallengeParams) error
func (*Queries) InsertPasskeyProofChallenge ¶
func (q *Queries) InsertPasskeyProofChallenge(ctx context.Context, arg InsertPasskeyProofChallengeParams) error
A challenge a known account answers: the second factor's, a setup's or a fresh proof's (migration 0176). The check constraints hold the session and the handle to their purposes.
func (*Queries) InsertPasskeySignInChallenge ¶
func (q *Queries) InsertPasskeySignInChallenge(ctx context.Context, arg InsertPasskeySignInChallengeParams) error
A sign-in's challenge names nobody yet (migration 0174).
func (*Queries) InsertPendingCredential ¶
func (q *Queries) InsertPendingCredential(ctx context.Context, arg InsertPendingCredentialParams) error
====================== The pending credential ======================
func (*Queries) InsertPlan ¶
A new plan. A short name taken - also by a removed plan - is a unique violation the adapter answers as `admin.plan_name_taken`.
func (*Queries) InsertPlatformDelivery ¶
func (q *Queries) InsertPlatformDelivery(ctx context.Context, arg InsertPlatformDeliveryParams) (int64, error)
A fan-out repeated for one event writes its delivery once.
func (*Queries) InsertPlatformEvent ¶
func (q *Queries) InsertPlatformEvent(ctx context.Context, arg InsertPlatformEventParams) (int64, error)
A writer that may run twice names a dedupe key, and the second run inserts nothing.
func (*Queries) InsertPlatformSubscription ¶
func (q *Queries) InsertPlatformSubscription(ctx context.Context, arg InsertPlatformSubscriptionParams) error
The installation's subscriptions for a purchase platform and their deliveries (migration 0182). No tenant: read and written by the control plane under the installation's or the system's scope.
func (*Queries) InsertPrivateHubAccess ¶
func (q *Queries) InsertPrivateHubAccess(ctx context.Context, arg InsertPrivateHubAccessParams) error
The workspace owner's emergency access to a private hub (ADR-0073 §4): who, why, and the hour.
func (*Queries) InsertRecoveredErasureCase ¶
func (q *Queries) InsertRecoveredErasureCase(ctx context.Context, arg InsertRecoveredErasureCaseParams) (int64, error)
An erasure case a point-in-time recovery rewound away, written again as it stood at the end of the archive (backup-restore.md §8.5 step 5): its own identifier, moments, deadline and extension, open until the erasure has run again. Nothing when the workspace holds the case already - the caller then compares what it holds.
func (*Queries) InsertRecoveryCode ¶
func (q *Queries) InsertRecoveryCode(ctx context.Context, arg InsertRecoveryCodeParams) error
The hash is computed in the adapter, the pepper's home (security.md §8).
func (*Queries) InsertRecurrenceRule ¶
func (q *Queries) InsertRecurrenceRule(ctx context.Context, arg InsertRecurrenceRuleParams) error
The series beside the entries (domain-model.md §3.5).
The tenant is never a parameter here: it comes from the transaction's own context through current_tenant_id(), which is the same value row level security compares against (ADR-0010).
Nothing in this file expands anything. What a rule means is a library's answer behind a port (ADR-0008), and what is stored is the text somebody wrote plus the fields that qualify it.
func (*Queries) InsertRefreshToken ¶
func (q *Queries) InsertRefreshToken(ctx context.Context, arg InsertRefreshTokenParams) error
============================ Refresh tokens ============================ The hash is computed in the adapter, because the pepper is a secret of that layer and the application must never hold a value it could store by mistake (security.md §8).
func (*Queries) InsertReminder ¶
func (q *Queries) InsertReminder(ctx context.Context, arg InsertReminderParams) error
The reminders beside the entries (domain-model.md §3.5).
The tenant is never a parameter here: it comes from the transaction's own context through current_tenant_id(), which is the same value row level security compares against (ADR-0010).
Nothing in this file computes a moment. fire_at arrives already decided, because deciding it is reading an offset spec against a due date in an IANA zone - domain arithmetic (rule 4), and the one place it may live is the one that can be tested without a database.
func (*Queries) InsertRestoreRun ¶
func (q *Queries) InsertRestoreRun(ctx context.Context, arg InsertRestoreRunParams) error
The run row, written in the transaction that accepts the restore (§8.3 step 1). PENDING: the job has not started, and a caller polling `result_url` sees that rather than a 404.
func (*Queries) InsertRetentionRule ¶
func (q *Queries) InsertRetentionRule(ctx context.Context, arg InsertRetentionRuleParams) error
The rule model of data-retention.md §2 and the two phases that execute it.
Row level security supplies the tenant condition none of these statements writes (ADR-0010).
The anchor a period runs from is a column, and a column is not something a caller may name: rule 9 admits no byte of a request into SQL text. So there is one candidate statement per anchor rather than one statement with the column as a parameter, and the catalogue in the domain says which of them a kind uses. Three anchors are enough for what this build sweeps; a fourth kind brings a fourth statement, which is the honest cost of the rule.
func (*Queries) InsertRuleRun ¶
func (q *Queries) InsertRuleRun(ctx context.Context, arg InsertRuleRunParams) error
The run log (automation.md §2). What a rule did, why it did not, and what each action answered - the record §2 promises is retrievable and filterable. Written when the run starts, in the RUNNING state, before any condition is evaluated.
Before rather than after, because a row written when a run ends loses exactly the runs somebody needs to see: a process that dies mid-run leaves RUNNING behind, and that is the only thing that distinguishes a crash from a run nobody attempted.
func (*Queries) InsertSavedView ¶
func (q *Queries) InsertSavedView(ctx context.Context, arg InsertSavedViewParams) error
Saved views.
The query column is stored exactly as the client sent it, validated by the application against the same grammar the query endpoint applies. Nothing here interprets it - or the layout, or the visible fields: this table is a bookmark shelf, and what a bookmark opens into is decided by whoever opens it, under their own authorisation.
func (*Queries) InsertSession ¶
func (q *Queries) InsertSession(ctx context.Context, arg InsertSessionParams) error
============================== Sessions ============================== grant_id and scopes are the OAuth grant's leash: set for a session an OAuth exchange issued, NULL for a person's own.
func (*Queries) InsertStructurePreset ¶
func (q *Queries) InsertStructurePreset(ctx context.Context, arg InsertStructurePresetParams) error
Saved presets (UC-WRK-30): the workspace's and each person's own.
The tenant is never a parameter: it comes from the transaction's context through current_tenant_id(), the value row level security compares against. Which person may read which own preset is the application's decision (rule 2); the queries only narrow by what they are given.
func (*Queries) InsertTemplate ¶
func (q *Queries) InsertTemplate(ctx context.Context, arg InsertTemplateParams) error
The templates (domain-model.md §3.5).
The tenant is never a parameter here: it comes from the transaction's own context through current_tenant_id(), which is the same value row level security compares against (ADR-0010).
The tree is stored as the document it is. Nothing here interprets it: which type may sit under which is the hierarchy's answer and is decided before a row is written, and what a relative date means is decided when the template is stamped out.
func (*Queries) InsertTenant ¶
func (q *Queries) InsertTenant(ctx context.Context, arg InsertTenantParams) error
Runs inside the new tenant's own scope: the tenant_self policy's WITH CHECK compares the row against current_tenant_id(), so the first write a tenant ever sees is already bounded to it.
func (*Queries) InsertTenantHost ¶
func (q *Queries) InsertTenantHost(ctx context.Context, arg InsertTenantHostParams) error
A host a workspace answers at. `current_tenant_id()` rather than an argument, as every tenant-scoped insert here: the workspace is the transaction's, not the caller's to name.
func (*Queries) InsertVoiceAlias ¶
func (q *Queries) InsertVoiceAlias(ctx context.Context, arg InsertVoiceAliasParams) error
func (*Queries) InsertWebhookDelivery ¶
func (q *Queries) InsertWebhookDelivery(ctx context.Context, arg InsertWebhookDeliveryParams) error
============================== Deliveries ==============================
func (*Queries) InsertWebhookSubscription ¶
func (q *Queries) InsertWebhookSubscription(ctx context.Context, arg InsertWebhookSubscriptionParams) error
Webhook subscriptions and their deliveries (automation.md §3.1).
The tenant is never a parameter: row level security bounds every statement to the tenant of the running transaction, which is what makes another workspace's subscription invisible rather than forbidden (ADR-0010, multi-tenancy.md §2).
The sealed secrets travel as a ciphertext and a key identifier together. A sealed value is a pair - the envelope opens under whichever master key sealed it - and an installation that has rotated its keyring holds several.
func (*Queries) InsertWorkItem ¶
The title arrives in Unicode normal form C: the constructor brings it there, behind the Normalizer port, so that what the domain answers, the change set records and the row holds are one string (i18n-l10n.md §5). normalize() stays on the insert as the row's own guarantee for a writer that reaches it without the constructor - a restore, a copy of a row written before the form was applied. It is idempotent, so the two cannot disagree.
The fields this use case does not own are absent rather than defaulted: labels, members, assignee, due date, cover, custom fields and the recurrence rule are written by the use cases that own them, and their columns carry NULL until then. The due date a create declares reaches the row through that writer in the same transaction, exactly as an assignee does; the start is the create's own, a plain attribute beside the notes.
The calendar UID is the create's own too, and only the create's: it is the address a calendar client chose for the entry, set once here and by no other statement. The number the store drew in the collection (migration 0204), so the create answers it.
func (*Queries) InsertWorkItemCopy ¶
func (q *Queries) InsertWorkItemCopy(ctx context.Context, arg InsertWorkItemCopyParams) error
A copy of an entry: a new row that carries the description of another one.
Its own statement rather than more columns on InsertWorkItem, because the two write different things. A create writes what its use case owns and leaves every other column NULL, deliberately, so that a field arrives through the use case that owns it; a copy writes the fields another row already carries, all at once, because there is nothing to decide about them a second time and writing them through five more statements would spend five versions on an entry that was born a moment ago.
What is not here is what a copy does not carry: the completion, which names a person and a moment and would be a false record on an entry that person never touched, the deletion stamps, and the trash batch. The archive stamp is here, because an entry that was put away below the copied one stays put away in the copy rather than being silently brought back.
The custom field document and its definition references arrive together and already resolved against the destination: which definition a value belongs to is decided where the losses are reported (I-W6), not here.
The jumble provenance is absent because no use case writes it yet: it is NULL on every row this installation has, so carrying it would be copying a value nothing can have set. A change that gives it a writer gives it a line here - a copy that silently lost somebody's due date would be worse than the one it lost. The schedule has writers, which is why its four columns are here.
recurrence_rule_id has a writer and is deliberately *not* carried. It says which series an entry belongs to, and a copy belongs to no series: duplicating a recurring task gives somebody a task like it, not a second template producing the same occurrences. The materialisation writes the pointer itself, through the statement that owns it, precisely because an occurrence is the one copy that does belong to a series.
recurrence_source_id is absent for the same reason and one more: it says which entry this one was copied from *as an occurrence*, and somebody duplicating an occurrence gets a task like it rather than a second occurrence of a series they did not touch.
func (*Queries) InstallationUnset ¶
No workspace and nobody in the register: the state in which a setup code is issued and the setup card is offered (migration 0128).
func (*Queries) InstanceCensus ¶
func (q *Queries) InstanceCensus(ctx context.Context) (InstanceCensusRow, error)
The installation at a glance: counts, states and limits, never rows. Through the function rather than against the tables: `account` is behind row level security and FORCE, so the application role cannot count across workspaces at all - and narrow by construction is what makes that exception acceptable (migration 0105). The casts are for the generator: it cannot see into the function's OUT table (`AdminTenants`' own note).
func (*Queries) InstanceQuotaDefaults ¶
func (q *Queries) InstanceQuotaDefaults(ctx context.Context) ([]InstanceQuotaDefaultsRow, error)
What the installation set as the default ceiling for each quota, which every workspace that set nothing of its own falls back to (ADR-0070 §2, the concept's §6.7).
`instance_setting` carries no row level security — that is its documented exception — so this read works inside a tenant's own transaction, where the quota guard runs.
func (*Queries) InvitationIsOpen ¶
Whether the people count holds this invitation: the same condition CountTenantPeople reads.
func (*Queries) IsOperator ¶
The register's check, asked when `admin:tenants` is minted and when it is exercised (ADR-0070 §1). Through the function rather than against the table: `operator` carries no policy and no grant, so the four narrow doors are the only way to it.
func (*Queries) IsRegisteredServiceAccount ¶
func (q *Queries) IsRegisteredServiceAccount(ctx context.Context, accountID pgtype.UUID) (bool, error)
Whether the register holds the account's own row, and holds it as a service account's - not the empty register's owner, whom `is_operator` admits as well: a purchase platform's service account requests a deletion without a step-up only when it is registered (UC-INS-08 check 7). Through the roster's function, the register's narrow door, so no new grant is needed.
func (*Queries) IssueSetupCode ¶
Lands only on an empty installation; false otherwise.
func (*Queries) IssueStartPassword ¶
func (q *Queries) IssueStartPassword(ctx context.Context, arg IssueStartPasswordParams) (int64, error)
A new start password for a managed account (ADR-0074 §4): the hash, the moment, and the mark that sends the next sign-in into choosing a password. "Managed" is checked here, in the writing statement, so an address confirmed a moment earlier wins and nothing is renewed (zero rows).
func (*Queries) ItemContributors ¶
func (q *Queries) ItemContributors(ctx context.Context, ids []pgtype.UUID) ([]ItemContributorsRow, error)
Whose own data goes with each of these entries: who created it, who commented on it, who uploaded a file attached to it. A hold on one of those accounts covers the entry, because the comments and the attachments fall with it (data-protection.md §4.1). Asked only while such a hold is in force.
func (*Queries) JobQueueDepth ¶
func (q *Queries) JobQueueDepth(ctx context.Context, now pgtype.Timestamptz) ([]JobQueueDepthRow, error)
The backlog: what is due and waiting, not what is running. Counting work in flight would make a busy queue look like a stuck one, and the alert hangs off this number rising (alert A-06).
func (*Queries) JournalledDeletions ¶
func (q *Queries) JournalledDeletions(ctx context.Context, arg JournalledDeletionsParams) ([]JournalledDeletionsRow, error)
The statements a restore reads and records itself through (backup-restore.md §7, §8).
Row level security supplies the tenant condition none of these statements writes (ADR-0010), which is BK-10 at the layer where it cannot be forgotten: a restore into another tenant's archive is refused by the use case, and a statement that reached across anyway would find nothing. The deletion journal, read for the first time in production (§7).
Paged on (deleted_at, entity, entity_id) rather than on OFFSET, for the reason the export is: a page over a set another statement may reorder can repeat a row or drop one, and dropping one here means an object comes back that somebody asked to have deleted.
func (*Queries) KeptCommentTexts ¶
func (q *Queries) KeptCommentTexts(ctx context.Context, arg KeptCommentTextsParams) ([]KeptCommentTextsRow, error)
The tombstones whose text a legal hold kept, with where their entry is: what a hold is judged against (lifecycle.Target) - the entry's path, its collection and the collection's hub. One page in identifier order; the pass walks every page, because a text still held stays in the set. Served by comment_kept_text_idx, which is partial on exactly this predicate.
func (*Queries) KudosGiven ¶
Whether the reader gave kudos to this person's completion of the entry.
func (*Queries) KudosOfAccount ¶
func (q *Queries) KudosOfAccount(ctx context.Context, arg KudosOfAccountParams) ([]KudosOfAccountRow, error)
The kudos the person gave and received, for their own copy of their data, a page at a time in the key's order. Never kudos between two other people.
func (*Queries) KudosReceived ¶
func (q *Queries) KudosReceived(ctx context.Context, arg KudosReceivedParams) ([]KudosReceivedRow, error)
The kudos the reader received on the entry, oldest first. Bounded: an entry has as many givers as it has readers, and the answer is one person's.
func (*Queries) LabelExists ¶
The check's resolver (ADR-0060): does something a rule names still exist. One statement per kind rather than one over a table name, because a table name cannot be a parameter and a statement assembled from one would be the thing rule 9 forbids. Each answers under the tenant context, so another workspace's object is "no" rather than a leak; "exists" means what the kind's own reads mean by it - not deleted, and for an account, able to act.
func (*Queries) LastAuditAnchor ¶
func (q *Queries) LastAuditAnchor(ctx context.Context) (LastAuditAnchorRow, error)
The last chain end this tenant exported to an append-only target outside the database.
Written by the anchoring job (audit.md §3): `:verify` proves the chain is intact *inside* the database, and only an anchor proves anything against somebody who can rewrite the whole of it. `sealed_until` is null where a workspace has never anchored - null being the honest answer rather than a date that would claim more than the system does.
func (*Queries) LastAuditEntry ¶
func (q *Queries) LastAuditEntry(ctx context.Context) (LastAuditEntryRow, error)
The tail of this tenant's chain: the sequence number to continue from and the hash to chain to. No row means this is the first entry.
Ordered by `seq`, and only by `seq`. It used to read `occurred_at DESC, seq DESC`, and that is a chain that breaks under concurrency: each caller takes its own `Clock.Now()` *before* it queues for the advisory lock, so the entry with the newest timestamp is not always the one with the highest sequence number. A transaction that read such a tail continued from a sequence number that was already taken - the unique index cannot stop it, because a partitioned table's unique index has to carry the partition key and `(tenant_id, occurred_at, seq)` lets one `seq` appear twice under two timestamps. The result was duplicated sequence numbers, a chain that no longer verified, and a `audit.chain_broken` entry reporting tampering that never happened. Eight concurrent writes show it; AT-2 writes its thousand entries one after another and cannot.
`audit_seq_idx` is what keeps this a lookup rather than a scan of every partition.
func (*Queries) LastBucketOrderKey ¶
The highest rank among a collection's buckets, or no row when it has none.
Deleted buckets count. Their rank is still occupied - a restore has to land where it was, and reusing the key would put two columns in the same place.
func (*Queries) LastContainerOrderKey ¶
The highest rank directly under a parent, or no row when the level is empty. A NULL parent is the hub level, which is why the comparison is IS NOT DISTINCT FROM rather than `=`: `NULL = NULL` is unknown, and the hubs would come back as no rows at all.
Trashed containers count. Their rank is still occupied - a restore has to land where it was.
COLLATE "C" for the reason migration 0007 gives: a rank key is a fractional index that rests on byte order, and under a linguistic collation "Zz" would sort above "a0".
func (*Queries) LastSuccessfulBackupPerTarget ¶
func (q *Queries) LastSuccessfulBackupPerTarget(ctx context.Context) ([]LastSuccessfulBackupPerTargetRow, error)
The number alert A-12 watches: when each target last had a backup that worked (observability-reliability.md §10). One row per target, and a target that has never had one is absent rather than zero - a gauge of zero reads as "1970" on every dashboard.
func (*Queries) LastWorkItemOrderKey ¶
func (q *Queries) LastWorkItemOrderKey(ctx context.Context, arg LastWorkItemOrderKeyParams) (string, error)
The highest rank among the siblings of a new item: same collection, same parent. A NULL parent is the level directly under the collection, which is why the comparison is IS NOT DISTINCT FROM rather than `=` - `NULL = NULL` is unknown, and the tasks would come back as no rows at all.
Trashed items count. Their rank is still occupied; a restore has to land where it was.
COLLATE "C" for the reason migration 0007 gives: a rank key is a fractional index that rests on byte order, and under a linguistic collation "Zz" would sort above "a0".
func (*Queries) LatestAddressRequest ¶
func (q *Queries) LatestAddressRequest(ctx context.Context, accountID pgtype.UUID) (pgtype.Timestamptz, error)
When the newest request for this account was written, spent or not: the floor counts mails.
func (*Queries) LatestChangeSeq ¶
Where the log stands now, which is where a client with no cursor starts.
Zero for a tenant that has never changed anything, and that is the right answer rather than a missing one: a stream opened on an untouched workspace resumes from the beginning of a sequence that has not started, and the first change it is told about is the first change there is.
func (*Queries) LatestConsent ¶
func (q *Queries) LatestConsent(ctx context.Context, arg LatestConsentParams) (LatestConsentRow, error)
func (*Queries) LatestOccurrenceCompletion ¶
func (q *Queries) LatestOccurrenceCompletion(ctx context.Context, recurrenceRuleID pgtype.UUID) (pgtype.Timestamptz, error)
When the series was last done, which is where an ON_COMPLETION series counts its next occurrence from: "again, two weeks after I last did it". NULL for a series nobody has completed yet.
func (*Queries) LatestRuleRuns ¶
func (q *Queries) LatestRuleRuns(ctx context.Context, ruleIds []pgtype.UUID) ([]LatestRuleRunsRow, error)
The most recent run of each named rule: what the list says under the rule's word without a page of runs per card. One statement for a page of rules, on the rule index; DISTINCT ON with the index's own order keeps the first row per rule the newest.
func (*Queries) LatestSuccessfulBackupRun ¶
func (q *Queries) LatestSuccessfulBackupRun(ctx context.Context, targetID pgtype.UUID) (LatestSuccessfulBackupRunRow, error)
The archive an incremental continues: the newest run at this target that finished and left something behind. A run that failed is not a parent - there is no archive at the other end of it.
func (*Queries) LeftOutOfWorkspace ¶
func (q *Queries) LeftOutOfWorkspace(ctx context.Context) ([]LeftOutOfWorkspaceRow, error)
What the transaction's own workspace's plan leaves out, in one statement: the engine, the fan-out and the registry ask it for every run, event and write of the three features.
func (*Queries) LegalHoldTargetExists ¶
func (q *Queries) LegalHoldTargetExists(ctx context.Context, arg LegalHoldTargetExistsParams) (bool, error)
Whether what a hold names is in this workspace: a hub or collection, an entry, an account. In the trash or not - a hold on something already trashed is exactly the hold that stops its purge. The tenant comes from the transaction, so another workspace's identifier answers false like one that names nothing (SG-3).
func (*Queries) LinkAccountIdentity ¶
func (q *Queries) LinkAccountIdentity(ctx context.Context, arg LinkAccountIdentityParams) (int64, error)
Writes the link, and races safely: the unique index on (tenant, provider, subject) is what refuses a subject already spoken for, and `DO NOTHING` is what makes a second sign-in that got there first leave nothing for this one to overwrite. An account already bound to another subject at this provider is never quietly re-pointed, because the primary key refuses that too.
func (*Queries) ListActivity ¶
func (q *Queries) ListActivity(ctx context.Context, arg ListActivityParams) ([]ListActivityRow, error)
One page of an item's history, newest first.
Keyset rather than an offset, like every other list in this schema (api-guidelines.md §4): an offset re-reads everything it skips and shifts under a concurrent write, and a history is written to precisely while somebody is reading it. The boundary is the pair (occurred_at, id), because two steps of one act share a timestamp - a cursor on the time alone would either skip the second or return the first again forever.
Served by activity_page_idx, whose columns are this ORDER BY.
func (*Queries) ListAuditEntries ¶
func (q *Queries) ListAuditEntries(ctx context.Context, arg ListAuditEntriesParams) ([]AuditLog, error)
One page of the trail, newest first, with every filter audit.md §5 names.
The filters are parameters rather than a query assembled from strings, which is rule 9 with no exception for "it is only a filter": every one of them is a `narg` that is either NULL - meaning the condition is not there - or a value the driver binds. A `WHERE` built by hand for the three or four filters a caller happened to send is exactly the shape T-06 is about.
`starts_with` rather than LIKE for the action, because a caller's `%` would otherwise be a wildcard: `action` is a dotted code and a prefix filter on `auth.` is the whole point, so the prefix is compared as text rather than as a pattern. `action_also` is the other names of a renamed action, matched whole: the stored entry keeps the name it was written with.
The boundary is the pair (occurred_at, id): entries written in the same transaction share a timestamp, so a cursor on the time alone would either skip one or return one forever. The pair is audit_id_uq's columns, which is the index this reads through.
`tenant_id` is selected rather than taken from the transaction, unlike every other read in this schema. The hash covers the value stored in the row, so a verifier that took the tenant from its own context would be recomputing the digest over what it expected rather than over what is written down (audit.md §3).
func (*Queries) ListAutomationRules ¶
func (q *Queries) ListAutomationRules(ctx context.Context, arg ListAutomationRulesParams) ([]ListAutomationRulesRow, error)
Newest first by identifier: UUIDv7 is time-ordered, so the primary key is the creation order.
The `enabled` filter is a nullable argument rather than two queries: NULL means "either", which is what an absent query parameter means, and a second statement differing in one predicate is a second place for the `deleted_at` guard to be forgotten.
func (*Queries) ListBackupSchedules ¶
func (q *Queries) ListBackupSchedules(ctx context.Context) ([]BackupSchedule, error)
func (*Queries) ListBackupTargets ¶
func (q *Queries) ListBackupTargets(ctx context.Context) ([]ListBackupTargetsRow, error)
The list a client reads back. Ordered by name rather than by creation, because an operator looking for "the Hetzner one" is looking alphabetically.
func (*Queries) ListBuckets ¶
A collection's board, left to right. Not paged: a board has as many columns as fit on a screen, and the contract returns a plain array rather than a page (api-guidelines.md §2). A collection that grows thousands of them has a different problem than pagination solves.
Deleted buckets are never here. Unlike Find, this answers "what is on the board", where a deleted column is not - the same distinction ListWorkItems keeps against FindWorkItem.
COLLATE "C" for the reason migration 0007 gives: a rank key is a fractional index whose scheme rests on byte order, and a database created en_US.utf8 on glibc would order it differently from the domain that produced it. Stated in the query rather than served by an index of its own - a board is a handful of rows, and a sort over it is cheaper than a second index to keep.
`id` closes the order so that two columns sharing a rank still come back in one stable sequence.
func (*Queries) ListCalendarFeedsForAccount ¶
func (q *Queries) ListCalendarFeedsForAccount(ctx context.Context, accountID pgtype.UUID) ([]ListCalendarFeedsForAccountRow, error)
One person's own feeds, newest first. The account is a parameter rather than implied, because the row level security policy on this table is the tenant's and the "only mine" half is the application layer's rule - stated here as the condition it is, and enforced there as well.
func (*Queries) ListCapabilityProfiles ¶
func (q *Queries) ListCapabilityProfiles(ctx context.Context) ([]ListCapabilityProfilesRow, error)
The profile that applies, one row per item type: a tenant's own override when it has one, the system default otherwise. DISTINCT ON does the choosing in the database, so the application never has to merge two lists and never has to decide which wins.
No tenant condition: row level security shows the system rows plus this tenant's, and nothing else (db/schema.sql, item_capability_profile).
func (*Queries) ListCollectionsInOrder ¶
func (q *Queries) ListCollectionsInOrder(ctx context.Context, arg ListCollectionsInOrderParams) ([]ListCollectionsInOrderRow, error)
Every collection a conversion could land in, across the hubs, in the order a person reads the tree: the hubs' manual order, then each hub's collections in theirs. Trashed and archived ones are never here, and neither is a collection under an archived hub - it is archived too (I-C3), and a create there is refused. A private hub's collections only when the caller asks for them: the shared set a model chooses from leaves them out, a person's own picker keeps them and has them narrowed to what that person may create in.
The keyset is the whole sort, (hub's rank, hub, rank, id), in byte order for the reason ListContainers gives. It is a filter, not a permission: who may create where is the application layer's to decide.
func (*Queries) ListComments ¶
func (q *Queries) ListComments(ctx context.Context, arg ListCommentsParams) ([]ListCommentsRow, error)
One page of one entry's discussion, oldest first: a conversation reads top down, and a page boundary in the middle of it must not reorder what was already read. Tombstones are in it - that is the point of a soft deletion (§3.5) - and the caller serves them without their body, which is answered empty here whatever a hold keeps (FindComment).
Keyset rather than an offset, like every list in this schema (api-guidelines.md §4). The boundary is the pair (created_at, id): two comments written in the same millisecond are one timestamp, and a cursor on the time alone would skip the second or return the first forever. Served by comment_item_idx, whose leading columns are this ORDER BY.
func (*Queries) ListContainers ¶
func (q *Queries) ListContainers(ctx context.Context, arg ListContainersParams) ([]ListContainersRow, error)
One level of the container tree, in its manual order: the hubs when no parent is named, that hub's collections when one is. IS NOT DISTINCT FROM is what makes the absent parent mean the hub level rather than "no filter" - `parent_id = NULL` is unknown, and the hubs would come back as no rows at all.
The type filter composes with it rather than replacing it, which means the two impossible combinations return an empty page: a collection always has a parent, and a hub never does. That is the filters agreeing, not a special case worth coding.
Trashed rows are never here - the trash is its own view. Archived ones are, when the caller asks: an archived collection is still a collection, and hiding it would make it unreachable. The filter reads the row's own stamp rather than the effective one on purpose - a collection is not hidden from the level because the hub above it was archived, since the client asking for that hub's collections has just been told the hub is archived.
The keyset is (order_key, id) rather than an offset, so a page boundary survives a concurrent insert (api-guidelines.md §4). `id` is the tiebreak the guidelines require, and it is what makes the boundary unambiguous should two siblings ever share a rank.
COLLATE "C" on both the comparison and the order, for the reason migration 0007 gives: a rank key is a fractional index whose scheme rests on byte order, and a database created en_US.utf8 on glibc would order it differently from the domain that produced it.
One row more than the page size is read, and the caller reports has_more from it: asking whether there is a next page is otherwise a second query, and a COUNT over the level is the expensive thing this endpoint exists to avoid.
func (*Queries) ListCustomFieldsInScope ¶
func (q *Queries) ListCustomFieldsInScope(ctx context.Context, collectionID pgtype.UUID) ([]ListCustomFieldsInScopeRow, error)
Every definition in force for one collection: its own and the workspace-wide ones above it. A NULL collection answers the workspace-wide ones alone, which is what a client configuring the workspace asks for. Ordered by scope and then by key, so the answer is stable and the specific definitions sit beside the general ones they narrow.
func (*Queries) ListDataSubjectRequests ¶
func (q *Queries) ListDataSubjectRequests(ctx context.Context, arg ListDataSubjectRequestsParams) ([]ListDataSubjectRequestsRow, error)
One page of the cases, the soonest deadline first.
By deadline rather than by receipt, because that is the order the work has to be done in: a case recorded yesterday with a week to run is more urgent than one recorded last month with three. The open ones alone unless the caller asks for the closed ones too - "what do we owe" is what this list answers.
Served by dsr_open_idx (tenant_id, status, due_at) for the open half, which is the half that is read.
func (*Queries) ListDevicesOfAccount ¶
func (*Queries) ListDueReminders ¶
func (q *Queries) ListDueReminders(ctx context.Context, arg ListDueRemindersParams) ([]ListDueRemindersRow, error)
What the firing pass takes: this tenant's reminders whose moment has come, oldest first.
FOR UPDATE SKIP LOCKED for the reason the job queue uses it (ADR-0008): two passes that overlap take disjoint sets instead of waiting for each other, and neither sees a row the other is already firing. It is the second lock on the same duty, and the cheaper one - the first is the guarded PENDING -> SENT transition, which is what actually makes a leader failover harmless.
A reminder with no moment is not due: a relative one whose entry lost its due date has nothing to count from, and NULL <= now is unknown rather than true - the condition is written out so that a reader does not have to know that.
func (*Queries) ListGroups ¶
func (q *Queries) ListGroups(ctx context.Context, arg ListGroupsParams) ([]ListGroupsRow, error)
The workspace's groups by name. The keyset is (lower(name), id) rather than an offset, so that a page boundary survives a concurrent insert (api-guidelines.md §4); `id` is the tiebreak the guidelines require, and lower() is the order the unique index already keeps. One row more than the page size is read, and the caller reports has_more from it. The keyset comparison and the order under one collation, or the page boundary and the page disagree about where a name sorts (migration 0080).
func (*Queries) ListIdentityProviderSecrets ¶
func (q *Queries) ListIdentityProviderSecrets(ctx context.Context) ([]ListIdentityProviderSecretsRow, error)
The re-seal's read (ADR-0045): every row of *this level* that holds a wrapping, so a rotation can move each one under the key it named when it was read.
`IS NOT DISTINCT FROM` rather than `=`, and that is the whole difference: in a workspace's scope it is the workspace's own rows, and in the installation's - where `current_tenant_id()` is NULL - it is the rows that belong to no workspace. Which is what makes the installation's provider re-sealable at all, by a pass that runs in that scope.
func (*Queries) ListIdentityProviders ¶
func (q *Queries) ListIdentityProviders(ctx context.Context) ([]ListIdentityProvidersRow, error)
The relying-party surface: the providers a workspace signs in through, and the flows of one sign-in.
Every statement here runs inside the transaction wrapper that sets `app.tenant_id`, so the policy underneath answers "which level" - `current_tenant_id()` is written on insert rather than passed in, and in the installation's own scope it is NULL, which is exactly the row that belongs to no workspace. One insert statement therefore serves both levels, and nothing has to decide which one it is in. The ways in that are in force here: this workspace's own rows and the installation's, which the read policy admits together (migration 0103). The workspace's come first - its own choices sit above the default it inherited - and the sealed secret is in none of it.
func (*Queries) ListInstallationPresets ¶
func (q *Queries) ListInstallationPresets(ctx context.Context) ([]ListInstallationPresetsRow, error)
The installation's presets (UC-INS-18). No tenant predicate: the table carries no policy, and every workspace reads it; writing it is the control plane's, in a transaction without a tenant. Every preset by name; `id` closes the order.
func (*Queries) ListInstanceEvents ¶
func (*Queries) ListItemAttachmentIDs ¶
func (q *Queries) ListItemAttachmentIDs(ctx context.Context, itemID pgtype.UUID) ([]pgtype.UUID, error)
The identifiers alone, ordered stably: what the attach and detach answers carry.
func (*Queries) ListItemAttachments ¶
func (q *Queries) ListItemAttachments(ctx context.Context, arg ListItemAttachmentsParams) ([]ListItemAttachmentsRow, error)
One page of an entry's attachments as media objects, oldest upload first. The keyset is (created_at, id) over the media object, for the reason every list here pages that way (api-guidelines.md §4).
func (*Queries) ListItemLabels ¶
The labels one item carries, deleted ones left out: the label is gone from the collection's vocabulary, so it is gone from the chips a client renders, without anything having had to rewrite the item.
func (*Queries) ListItemMembers ¶
Who an entry is on: its member list.
The assignee is a column of `work_item` and is written in Work.sql, where every statement about that row lives. The members are their own table, because a set is not a field: they are joined rather than stored as an array, which is what makes them filterable (domain-model.md §6).
The merge tags both sets share are in Structure.sql. `RecordSetElementAdded` and `RecordSetElementRemoved` already take `set_name` as a parameter for exactly this second caller, so an addition here writes the same shape of tag a label does and the OR-set merge is one implementation rather than two (offline-sync.md §4.2, §10).
The tenant is never a parameter here, exactly as in Work.sql: it comes from the transaction's own context through current_tenant_id(), which is the same value row level security compares against. The accounts one entry carries.
Ordered by identifier rather than by name. A name is display text and this layer has none to sort by (ADR-0011); the order still has to be stable, because a client comparing two reads of the same entry should not see the list rearrange itself.
No join against `account`. An account is not soft deleted the way a label is - it is disabled or it is gone, and a gone one takes its rows with it through the tenant-scoped foreign key - so there is no second table whose stamp could hide a row here.
func (*Queries) ListJumbleEntries ¶
func (q *Queries) ListJumbleEntries(ctx context.Context, arg ListJumbleEntriesParams) ([]ListJumbleEntriesRow, error)
Newest first by identifier: UUIDv7 is time-ordered, so the primary key is the arrival order. The two filters are nullable arguments rather than four statements, for the run log's reason: a second statement differing in one predicate is a second place for a predicate to be forgotten. tenant_id is selected although row level security has already bounded the statement to one, and that is not redundancy: the projection carries it, and the *events* a settlement announces are built from the projection. Without it every conversion refused as `events.envelope_incomplete` - an entry with no tenant cannot be the subject of an event - which meant converting a jumble entry never worked at all, through a rule or through the API.
arrival_job_id is the proposal the workspace is preparing about an undecided entry (UC-JUM-07 check 10): the newest such job still pending or running, or failed - a spent budget a card says once. A succeeded one is not named: what it proposed is under the suggestions. Read through the job table's two existing indexes (the pending and running dedupe key, the state of the pickup), and named in the workspace's own scope: the table has no row level security.
func (*Queries) ListLabels ¶
A collection's vocabulary, in the order a person reads it: by name. Not by a rank, because a label has none - it is a chip in a set rather than a column in a sequence, and inventing an order for it would be a field nothing means.
The order is hubtask_name deliberately, unlike the boards: this one is read by people and "Ä" belongs beside "A" for them, which is exactly what a byte order would not do - and beside it on every installation, which is what the database's own collation would not promise (migration 0080, i18n-l10n.md §5).
func (*Queries) ListLabelsOfItems ¶
func (q *Queries) ListLabelsOfItems(ctx context.Context, itemIds []pgtype.UUID) ([]ListLabelsOfItemsRow, error)
The labels a page of entries carries, in one statement: what `expand=labels` needs.
One query for the whole page rather than one per entry. A list of fifty entries is fifty round trips the other way round, which is the cost that makes a relation nobody asked for expensive - and it is why the relation is asked for rather than always included.
Deleted labels are left out, as they are on one entry: the label is gone from the collection's vocabulary, so it is gone from the chips a client renders.
func (*Queries) ListLabelsWithDeleted ¶
func (q *Queries) ListLabelsWithDeleted(ctx context.Context, collectionID pgtype.UUID) ([]Label, error)
The vocabulary and what was taken out of it, for a client that offers to bring a label back. Same order as ListLabels; a deleted label sorts among the others by its name.
func (*Queries) ListLegalHolds ¶
func (q *Queries) ListLegalHolds(ctx context.Context, includeReleased bool) ([]ListLegalHoldsRow, error)
Every hold, or only the ones in force. Newest first, because a list of holds is read to answer "what is frozen now" and the answer starts with the most recent decision.
func (*Queries) ListMailboxes ¶
func (q *Queries) ListMailboxes(ctx context.Context) ([]ListMailboxesRow, error)
func (*Queries) ListMediaReferencingItems ¶
func (q *Queries) ListMediaReferencingItems(ctx context.Context, mediaID pgtype.UUID) ([]ListMediaReferencingItemsRow, error)
The items an object serves, for GetMedia's authorisation: whoever may read one of them may read the object's record. Bounded - the question is "may this actor see it", and fifty items answer it or nothing will.
func (*Queries) ListMembershipsAtScope ¶
func (q *Queries) ListMembershipsAtScope(ctx context.Context, arg ListMembershipsAtScopeParams) ([]ListMembershipsAtScopeRow, error)
What is granted at one scope and nothing granted elsewhere. The tenant scope carries no identifier and is matched by its type alone; every other scope by type and identifier, which is what IS NOT DISTINCT FROM does for the NULL. Newest first by identifier: UUIDv7 is time-ordered, so the primary key is the grant order and the keyset needs no second column. One row more than the page is read, and the caller reports has_more from it.
func (*Queries) ListNotificationPreferences ¶
func (q *Queries) ListNotificationPreferences(ctx context.Context, accountID pgtype.UUID) ([]NotificationPreference, error)
What one account has said, and nothing about what it has not: a pair with no row is the domain's default (notification.DefaultPreference), and the use case fills it in rather than the query inventing it. Ordered so that a form renders the same way twice.
func (*Queries) ListOauthClients ¶
func (q *Queries) ListOauthClients(ctx context.Context) ([]ListOauthClientsRow, error)
func (*Queries) ListOauthGrants ¶
func (q *Queries) ListOauthGrants(ctx context.Context, accountID pgtype.UUID) ([]ListOauthGrantsRow, error)
One's own, newest first, with the client's name and when a session under the grant last acted - computed from the sessions rather than written back, so the listing is accurate without the hot path paying a second write.
func (*Queries) ListOfferedAiProviderSecrets ¶
func (q *Queries) ListOfferedAiProviderSecrets(ctx context.Context) ([]ListOfferedAiProviderSecretsRow, error)
The installation round's read (ADR-0045): every offered model that holds a key, with the key it names, so the round can move each one under the purpose of its own row.
func (*Queries) ListOfferedAiProviders ¶
func (q *Queries) ListOfferedAiProviders(ctx context.Context) ([]ListOfferedAiProvidersRow, error)
The models the installation offers, never with the key. Read by the operator and, through the read policy, by a workspace choosing one - which is answered only name, processor and jurisdiction of it by the application.
func (*Queries) ListPasskeys ¶
func (q *Queries) ListPasskeys(ctx context.Context, accountID pgtype.UUID) ([]WebauthnCredential, error)
Passkeys and security keys (identity.md §23). Row security keeps every statement in the transaction's workspace; the account is named because a person reads and writes only their own.
func (*Queries) ListPausedAutomationRules ¶
func (q *Queries) ListPausedAutomationRules(ctx context.Context) ([]ListPausedAutomationRulesRow, error)
The rules a workspace's deletion request switched off (multi-tenancy.md §5), which a cancel switches back on. This tenant's rules the deletion request switched off, oldest first. Unbounded on purpose: a workspace's rules are a handful, and a cancel that came back for a second page could return a workspace half restored.
func (*Queries) ListPendingRemindersOfItem ¶
func (q *Queries) ListPendingRemindersOfItem(ctx context.Context, itemID pgtype.UUID) ([]ListPendingRemindersOfItemRow, error)
What a moved due date has to recompute: the entry's reminders that are still waiting. A reminder that has fired or was cancelled is not in it - neither is given a new future by a date changing - and which of the remaining ones actually move is the domain's question, because only it can read an offset spec.
func (*Queries) ListPlans ¶
func (q *Queries) ListPlans(ctx context.Context) ([]ListPlansRow, error)
The plans not removed, oldest first (multi-tenancy.md §4.2). No tenant predicate: the table carries no policy, and the transaction reading it has no tenant at all.
func (*Queries) ListPlatformSubscriptions ¶
func (q *Queries) ListPlatformSubscriptions(ctx context.Context) ([]ListPlatformSubscriptionsRow, error)
func (*Queries) ListPrivateHubAccesses ¶
func (q *Queries) ListPrivateHubAccesses(ctx context.Context, arg ListPrivateHubAccessesParams) ([]PrivateHubAccess, error)
Every emergency access to one hub, newest first: the members' record of who opened it and why.
func (*Queries) ListPrivateHubs ¶
func (q *Queries) ListPrivateHubs(ctx context.Context) ([]ListPrivateHubsRow, error)
The workspace's private hubs as an administrator may see them (ADR-0073 §3): whose - the accounts holding OWNER on the hub itself - and how much, never a name. Trashed ones included, with their stamp, because "a person left and the hub is going" is what the list is for.
func (*Queries) ListRemindersOfItem ¶
func (q *Queries) ListRemindersOfItem(ctx context.Context, itemID pgtype.UUID) ([]ListRemindersOfItemRow, error)
One entry's reminders, oldest first, and all of them: the number a single entry may carry is bounded where reminders are written, which is what makes this list answerable in one page rather than through a cursor. The order is (created_at, id) for the reason every list in this schema takes the pair: two rows written in the same millisecond are one timestamp. Served by reminder_item_idx, whose columns are this ORDER BY.
func (*Queries) ListRetentionRules ¶
func (q *Queries) ListRetentionRules(ctx context.Context) ([]RetentionRule, error)
Every rule the tenant has, narrowest scope first so that a reader walking the list meets the winner before the ones it beats.
The tenant is selected rather than left to row level security to imply, because the aggregate carries it: a correction rebuilds the rule from the row that was read, and `NewRule` refuses one whose tenant is zero.
func (*Queries) ListRuleRuns ¶
func (q *Queries) ListRuleRuns(ctx context.Context, arg ListRuleRunsParams) ([]ListRuleRunsRow, error)
Newest first by identifier: UUIDv7 is time-ordered, so the primary key is the order runs happened in. The five filters are nullable arguments rather than thirty-two statements, because a second statement differing in one predicate is a second place for a predicate to be forgotten. The window is on started_at - the run's own moment rather than the event's - half-open, as the audit trail's is.
func (*Queries) ListSavedViewsOwned ¶
func (q *Queries) ListSavedViewsOwned(ctx context.Context, ownerID pgtype.UUID) ([]SavedView, error)
The caller's own views, whatever their scope and sharing. Ordered by creation and then by identifier, so the answer is stable without an updated_at this table deliberately does not carry.
func (*Queries) ListSavedViewsReachable ¶
func (q *Queries) ListSavedViewsReachable(ctx context.Context, arg ListSavedViewsReachableParams) ([]SavedView, error)
The caller's own views plus what is shared along one container's path: the caller passes the scope identifiers that path names - the collection, its hub - and TENANT-scoped shares match by scope type alone, having no identifier to match. The authorisation happened before this runs (one question about the container, ADR-0005); the array is its answer bound into the statement, never a filter after the page.
func (*Queries) ListSchedulesForTarget ¶
func (q *Queries) ListSchedulesForTarget(ctx context.Context, targetID pgtype.UUID) ([]BackupSchedule, error)
The schedules the refusal names, so that an operator is told what to switch off rather than being told no.
func (*Queries) ListSetElements ¶
func (q *Queries) ListSetElements(ctx context.Context, arg ListSetElementsParams) ([]ListSetElementsRow, error)
Every tag of one set on one item: what a merge compares a client's tags against (offline-sync.md §4.2).
func (*Queries) ListStructureHeirs ¶
func (q *Queries) ListStructureHeirs(ctx context.Context, arg ListStructureHeirsParams) ([]ListStructureHeirsRow, error)
The live containers that inherit a layer: a hub's collections, or with no hub every hub and collection of the workspace. Bounded by the caller's ceiling, which it reads one past to know the fan-out is too large to write row by row. The column list is FindContainer's, so the rows map through the same reader.
func (*Queries) ListStructurePresetsOffered ¶
func (q *Queries) ListStructurePresetsOffered(ctx context.Context, ownerID pgtype.UUID) ([]ListStructurePresetsOfferedRow, error)
The workspace's presets and one person's own, by name; `id` closes the order.
func (*Queries) ListSuggestions ¶
func (q *Queries) ListSuggestions(ctx context.Context, arg ListSuggestionsParams) ([]ListSuggestionsRow, error)
Keyset over (created_at, id) descending, the ordering every list in this schema uses: a page boundary that repeats a row or skips one is what an offset does when a suggestion is recorded while somebody is reading.
func (*Queries) ListSystemCapabilityProfiles ¶
func (q *Queries) ListSystemCapabilityProfiles(ctx context.Context) ([]ListSystemCapabilityProfilesRow, error)
The system defaults alone, whatever the caller's tenant has overridden.
They bound what a narrowing may do, and one question can only be answered from them: which types sit directly under a collection. Read off a narrowed set, a tenant that removed a task's children would promote the work package to a top level it was never allowed to sit at (domain-model.md §2).
func (*Queries) ListTemplatesInScopes ¶
func (q *Queries) ListTemplatesInScopes(ctx context.Context, arg ListTemplatesInScopesParams) ([]ListTemplatesInScopesRow, error)
The templates a person picking one in a container can choose from: the ones defined on that container's path, plus the workspace-wide ones. The caller passes the identifiers the path names (the collection, its hub) and TENANT-scoped rows match by scope type alone, having no identifier to match - the shape the saved views' reachable list already has.
Newest first: a template somebody has just written is the one they are looking for. The keyset is (created_at, id) for the reason every list in this schema takes the pair.
func (*Queries) ListTenantHosts ¶
func (q *Queries) ListTenantHosts(ctx context.Context) ([]ListTenantHostsRow, error)
The hosts of this workspace, canonical first - what a reader needs to know which one a mail will name. Nothing resolves a request through this yet (migration 0104).
func (*Queries) ListTenantStorageKeys ¶
func (q *Queries) ListTenantStorageKeys(ctx context.Context, arg ListTenantStorageKeysParams) ([]string, error)
The purge walks the object store with this page: bytes are deleted store-first, rows after, ReconcileMedia's order - an orphaned byte object is reclaimable, an orphaned row lies.
func (*Queries) ListTextLanguages ¶
The languages this installation can index, as BCP 47 tags (ADR-0034).
Read from the database rather than listed in Go, because it is the database that decides: the mapping lives in `hubtask_text_languages()`, which joins the tags this product knows against the text search configurations this PostgreSQL was actually built with. A constant in the application would answer for an installation that has one configuration fewer, and a client's language picker would then offer a language that is silently indexed word by word.
func (*Queries) ListTrash ¶
func (q *Queries) ListTrash(ctx context.Context, arg ListTrashParams) ([]ListTrashRow, error)
What is in the trash, newest deletion first.
One row per deletion rather than one per deleted row: a hub with two hundred entries under it went into the trash as one act and comes back as one act, so listing its subtree would be two hundred lines describing one decision. The row this returns is the batch's root - the thing a person deleted - and the batch identifier beside it is what restores the rest.
The root is found by asking each row whether its parent is in the same batch. It is not, exactly when the row is where the deletion started: a collection whose hub was deleted with it carries the hub's batch, an item whose collection or parent item was deleted with it carries theirs, and both are therefore dropped. `IS DISTINCT FROM` rather than `<>`, so that a row whose parent is not in the trash at all - a NULL on the joined side - counts as a root rather than as unknown.
`hub_id` is the level the permission question is asked at. A membership held at a hub applies downwards (domain-model.md §3.2), so an entry that named only its collection could not be shown to somebody whose right sits on the hub above it - and the trash is the one view that spans hubs, so there is no path parameter to read it from. For a hub it is null: the hub is its own level.
Both branches read through the partial trash indices, and the joins are primary key lookups.
The keyset is (deleted_at, id) descending, which is the order the page is in. A UNION of two tables cannot be walked by an index alone, so the sort is real - bounded by the size of the trash, which is bounded in turn by the retention period that empties it.
func (*Queries) ListVoiceAliases ¶
func (q *Queries) ListVoiceAliases(ctx context.Context) ([]ListVoiceAliasesRow, error)
func (*Queries) ListWebhookSubscriptions ¶
func (q *Queries) ListWebhookSubscriptions(ctx context.Context) ([]ListWebhookSubscriptionsRow, error)
Newest first by identifier: UUIDv7 is time-ordered, so the primary key is the creation order. Not paged - a workspace has a handful of integrations, and a cursor over a handful is machinery nobody reads.
func (*Queries) ListWorkItems ¶
func (q *Queries) ListWorkItems(ctx context.Context, arg ListWorkItemsParams) ([]ListWorkItemsRow, error)
One level of one collection, in its manual order: the items directly in the collection when no parent is named, that item's children when one is. Anchored to a collection because an unanchored list of every item in a tenant is an unindexed scan, and every filter beyond one level is what POST /items:query exists for.
The collection is compared as well as the parent, even when the parent decides the level on its own: it is the leading column of wi_level_order_idx, and a query that dropped it would fall back to wi_parent_idx and scan the whole tenant's tasks for the parent-IS-NULL case.
Everything else - the keyset, the collation, the row read beyond the page - is as ListContainers, and for the same reasons.
func (*Queries) LockAccountForAddress ¶
func (q *Queries) LockAccountForAddress(ctx context.Context, accountID pgtype.UUID) (LockAccountForAddressRow, error)
A managed account takes an address (ADR-0074 §6): the address waits on an ADDRESS row of auth_pending until somebody holding the mailbox follows the link; only then is it the account's. The account's row, locked for the request's transaction: two requests for one account are serialised, so the ten-minute floor between two mails is read and kept by one of them at a time.
func (*Queries) LockAccountForPasskeys ¶
func (q *Queries) LockAccountForPasskeys(ctx context.Context, accountID pgtype.UUID) (pgtype.UUID, error)
The row lock the limit's count and insert run under.
func (*Queries) LockAccountStatus ¶
func (q *Queries) LockAccountStatus(ctx context.Context, id pgtype.UUID) (LockAccountStatusRow, error)
The status a restriction starts from, with the row locked until the transaction ends: an erasure or an accepted invitation that changed it between the decision and the write would otherwise be written over (data-protection.md §4). Redeeming or accepting an invitation clears its token, so a token still there is an invitation nobody accepted.
func (*Queries) LockAuditChain ¶
The audit trail. The application role may only INSERT and SELECT here (db/schema.sql, grants), so there is deliberately no UPDATE and no DELETE in this file - the retention job drops whole partitions instead (audit.md §3). Serialises the chain per tenant for the rest of the transaction.
The sequence number has to be gapless and the previous hash has to be the one that is actually committed before this entry, so two transactions writing for the same tenant cannot both read the same tail. The lock is transaction-scoped: it is released by the commit or the rollback, never left behind by a process that died. Per tenant rather than global, so one busy workspace does not serialise the whole installation.
func (*Queries) LockAutoAssignPolicy ¶
func (q *Queries) LockAutoAssignPolicy(ctx context.Context, arg LockAutoAssignPolicyParams) (AutoAssignPolicy, error)
The same row, held for the rest of the transaction. ROUND_ROBIN reads its cursor through this rather than through FindAutoAssignPolicy: two creates arriving together must queue on the row, because a cursor read hopefully is a turn handed to both of them.
func (*Queries) LockContainerShared ¶
Holds a hub's row while a collection's structure is resolved from it, so that the hub's own write - which updates this row - waits for that collection's, and the next reads it.
func (*Queries) LockContainers ¶
Takes the named containers' rows for the rest of the transaction. A grant on a hub or below it takes the same row (LockHubOf), so "no member is left", asked again after this, sees a grant that committed meanwhile.
func (*Queries) LockDataSubjectRequest ¶
What an attached medium keeps is the file and the identifier of whoever uploaded it. After a full deletion that identifier points at nobody, which is the position `audit_log.actor_id` is in as well - and `audit_pseudonym` is what answers "who was this" for both. Rewriting the column would be a second mechanism for one question. ===================== What a legal hold keeps (data-protection.md §4.1) ===== Taken first by the erasure and by the remainder, so one case has one writer at a time: a retried erasure and a remainder seeded by a release in between would otherwise both decide what is kept.
func (*Queries) LockGroup ¶
The group's row, held for the transaction: a member change, a deletion and a grant to the group take it first, so the roles a member change was judged against are the roles it places.
func (*Queries) LockHubMilestone ¶
A collection's and a hub's milestone: the last moment they were left with nothing open (UC-WRK-29 check 4, domain-model.md §2).
"Nothing open" counts every entry that is neither archived nor trashed, at any level and whether the collection's structure hides its level or not - the roll-up counts a hidden child's completion too (I-W5), and hidden is not inactive. Taken by a completion before it asks whether nothing is open, for the rest of its transaction. Two completions finishing a hub's last two entries at once would each see the other's entry still open and record nothing; under this lock the second asks after the first committed, and sees it. Per hub, so completions in different hubs never wait for each other.
func (*Queries) LockHubOf ¶
The hub a container or an entry sits under, locked for the transaction: granting a group a role under a private hub and making a hub private both take this row first, so the second waits for the first and sees what it wrote (ADR-0073 §1).
func (*Queries) LockOwners ¶
Taken by every door that could end the workspace's last owner, inside its write transaction and before it counts the owners again: two owners revoking each other at once would otherwise each see the other still there. Transaction-scoped, per tenant, like the audit chain's (Audit.sql).
func (*Queries) LockPlatformEventNumbering ¶
The installation's events (UC-INS-14, multi-tenancy.md §4.3; migration 0180).
Written beside a workspace's change, in that workspace's transaction, and read by the control plane under the installation's scope: the table carries no policy, as the journal does not. The order is the number's, drawn under the lock below, so a reader asking for numbers after the last one it saw never skips a row that commits late. Held until the transaction ends. Taken just before the insert rather than at the transaction's start, so that only the tail of a change - from its event to its commit - waits for another. A fixed key beside the scheduler's 8_010_001 rather than a hashed name, which would share its space with the per-workspace hashed keys.
func (*Queries) LockTenantPeople ¶
Taken by the people limit's guard, inside the transaction that creates a person and before it counts: two creations at the last place would otherwise each see room. Transaction-scoped, per tenant, like the owners' lock (Identity.sql); taken before the audit chain's, never after it.
func (*Queries) MailReceiptExists ¶
func (*Queries) MailWorkspaceNameTaken ¶
func (*Queries) MarkEventsDispatched ¶
func (q *Queries) MarkEventsDispatched(ctx context.Context, arg MarkEventsDispatchedParams) error
Recorded in the same transaction as the delivery itself. A mark that committed without its delivery would lose the event silently, which is the one failure an outbox exists to rule out.
func (*Queries) MarkItemsForRetention ¶
func (q *Queries) MarkItemsForRetention(ctx context.Context, arg MarkItemsForRetentionParams) (int64, error)
Phase one: what is coming, when, and under which rule (§5, §6).
The block is cleared with the marking: an entry that was held back and is now announced is an entry whose obstacle has gone, and a stale reason on it would tell somebody a hold is in force that was lifted last week.
func (*Queries) MarkMediaOrphans ¶
The second pass: what nothing references is marked, not yet removed. Both kinds wait, and they wait on different clocks. A READY object is garbage once nothing has pointed at it for the unreferenced grace - never merely because a pass caught it between its confirmation and the first thing that uses it, which is a window every upload passes through and every detach opens again. A PENDING row is a staging nobody confirmed, and its clock runs from the staging.
Marking is not a reversible step, which is why the grace sits here rather than after it: a marked object is refused by every read path, so nothing can attach it, so nothing can ever recount it back to life.
func (*Queries) MarkPasskeyUsed ¶
The counter only goes up: a counter not above a non-zero stored one is refused here, in the statement, so two sign-ins with one credential cannot both pass a comparison; a synchronised passkey's zero passes and never lowers the stored value (identity.md §23.3).
func (*Queries) MarkPlatformSubscriptionFromFile ¶
func (*Queries) MarkQuotaReached ¶
func (*Queries) MarkTenantPurgeStarted ¶
func (q *Queries) MarkTenantPurgeStarted(ctx context.Context, now pgtype.Timestamptz) (int64, error)
The grace job's mark, before the first byte goes. The first mark stands on a second pass, which is the same purge going on. The version is left alone: nobody read the row to configure it. No row is a workspace no longer pending - a cancel came first - or one whose deadline lies ahead.
func (*Queries) MediaServesAvatar ¶
Whether somebody shows the object as their picture, for GetMedia's authorisation: a picture is read by every member, as the name beside it is.
func (*Queries) MediaUploadedBy ¶
func (q *Queries) MediaUploadedBy(ctx context.Context, createdBy pgtype.UUID) ([]MediaUploadedByRow, error)
The media the person uploaded that nothing points at any more.
Only the unattached ones. A file attached to an entry, or shown as its cover, is the workspace's content - somebody else's work refers to it - and removing it would erase a third party's material along with the person's, which is exactly what the two erasure modes exist to keep apart. A cover also holds its object by a restricting foreign key: handed to the discard, its bytes went and its row could not.
func (*Queries) MembershipsAlongPath ¶
func (q *Queries) MembershipsAlongPath(ctx context.Context, arg MembershipsAlongPathParams) ([]MembershipsAlongPathRow, error)
What the account holds that could apply to this path, directly or through one of its groups.
Bounded by the path rather than reading everything the account holds: a permission check runs on every write, and an account in a large tenant may hold hundreds of memberships. It may be generous - a tenant-wide membership always applies, and the resolution ignores whatever is not on the path - but it must not be unbounded.
Whether the right is held directly or through a group is not distinguished in the result. The question is what the account may do, and a right held through a group is not a lesser right.
func (*Queries) MembershipsOfGroup ¶
func (q *Queries) MembershipsOfGroup(ctx context.Context, groupID pgtype.UUID) ([]MembershipsOfGroupRow, error)
Every grant a group holds, for the revocation that has to know what its members are about to lose. Unpaged: a group holds a handful of roles, and the caller reads them before the group's rows are gone. The tenant boundary is the transaction's (ADR-0010).
func (*Queries) MilestonesOf ¶
func (q *Queries) MilestonesOf(ctx context.Context, containerIds []pgtype.UUID) ([]MilestonesOfRow, error)
The milestones of one page of containers.
func (*Queries) MintAddressToken ¶
func (q *Queries) MintAddressToken(ctx context.Context, arg MintAddressTokenParams) (MintAddressTokenRow, error)
The mail's token, for a request that is neither spent nor expired. A retried delivery mints again, and only the newest mail's link works - the reset link's rule.
func (*Queries) MoveItemsBetweenBuckets ¶
func (q *Queries) MoveItemsBetweenBuckets(ctx context.Context, arg MoveItemsBetweenBucketsParams) (int64, error)
Every item in one bucket into another, or out of any bucket when the target is NULL. What DeleteBucket owes its items: the alternative is the foreign key's ON DELETE SET NULL, which would take a person's board apart silently.
Trashed items are moved too. Their bucket is part of the state a restore brings back, and leaving them pointing at a deleted column would restore them onto a board that no longer has it.
func (*Queries) MoveWorkItemSubtree ¶
func (q *Queries) MoveWorkItemSubtree(ctx context.Context, arg MoveWorkItemSubtreeParams) (int64, error)
Rewrites the materialised path, the depth and the collection of an item and everything below it, in one statement (I-W2: the path and the depth stay consistent, and changes go through a move that updates the subtree within one transaction).
The prefix swap is what makes this one statement rather than a walk: every descendant's new path is its old path with the old prefix replaced, and `substring(path from length(prefix) + 1)` is that suffix. The depth moves by a constant, because every row in a subtree shifts by the same number of levels.
`LIKE prefix || '%'` rather than starts_with, because that is the form wi_path_idx (tenant_id, path text_pattern_ops) serves as an index scan. A path is built from UUIDs and separators, so it can contain no LIKE metacharacter - there is nothing here for a `%` or a `_` in the data to do.
Trashed rows in the subtree are rewritten too, deliberately. Their path still has to describe where they would be restored to; leaving them behind would point a restore at an ancestor that has moved.
The version moves on every row, because a descendant's path is part of its state and a client caching the subtree has to be able to tell that it changed.
The moved item itself is excluded. Its own path begins with its own prefix, so it would match - and it is SetWorkItemPlacement that owns its row, which is where the optimistic lock is. Without the exclusion the moved item would have its version bumped twice by one move, which is not a design but an artefact of writing it in two statements.
func (*Queries) NarrowSuggestion ¶
What is left of a proposal once part of it was taken, guarded like a decision: two people taking from one proposal at once is the same conflict as two answering it. Only an open proposal narrows.
func (*Queries) NaturalOrderingAvailable ¶
Whether names sort under the ICU root collation here (i18n-l10n.md §5).
Migration 0080 defines `hubtask_name` from `und-x-icu` where this PostgreSQL was built with ICU and from the database's own libc locale where it was not; the queries say `COLLATE hubtask_name` either way. The provider of the object is what says which of the two an installation got - and a client that sorts a list itself with Intl.Collator can read here whether the server already sorted it the same way.
func (*Queries) NextBackupScheduleDue ¶
The earliest moment this tenant owes a backup, which is what a poller reschedules itself to.
func (*Queries) NextDueAnnouncement ¶
func (q *Queries) NextDueAnnouncement(ctx context.Context, leadSeconds float64) (pgtype.Timestamptz, error)
When this tenant next owes an announcement: the lead before a deadline that has not been announced as approaching, or the deadline itself where only the overdue announcement is left. NULL when it owes none, which is half of what lets the firing job finish.
func (*Queries) NextDueAutomationRule ¶
The earliest moment this tenant owes anything, and NULL when it owes nothing - which is what lets the poller finish instead of spinning. `max`/`min` over the partial index rather than a LIMIT 1 with an ORDER BY, so an empty result is a row with NULL rather than no row at all.
func (*Queries) NextDueRuleOccurrence ¶
The earliest moment this tenant owes an occurrence, and NULL when it owes none.
func (*Queries) NextReminderMoment ¶
When this tenant next owes something. NULL when it owes nothing, which is what lets the job finish rather than idle forever - the next write re-seeds it.
func (*Queries) OidcFlowLive ¶
Whether a flow of any kind - a sign-in, a step-up, a connection - is still live for this state: unexpired and unspent. Read, never burned: a provider's return asks where it belongs before it is finished, and is spent where it is finished (multi-tenancy.md §3).
func (*Queries) OpenTenantPassword ¶
func (q *Queries) OpenTenantPassword(ctx context.Context, arg OpenTenantPasswordParams) (int64, error)
An operator opens the password for this one workspace (ADR-0078 §3). A second opening replaces the first - the operator's latest word on how long, who asked and why. Only an active workspace opens: a suspended one refuses its people before any password is asked for, and a leaving one is shut out for good. The version is left alone: the opening is not the workspace's configuration, and an administrator's form open on it must not meet a conflict for something it never showed.
func (*Queries) OperatorRegisterState ¶
func (q *Queries) OperatorRegisterState(ctx context.Context) (OperatorRegisterStateRow, error)
Workspaces and operators, counted as `is_operator` counts, for the health report's warning about an installation with several workspaces and nobody registered to run it (migration 0128).
func (*Queries) OperatorRoster ¶
func (q *Queries) OperatorRoster(ctx context.Context, caller pgtype.UUID) ([]OperatorRosterRow, error)
The register with names, for the control plane's own screen (migration 0135): the account's name, address or sign-in name and kind, its workspace, and who added it. No row unless the caller is an operator, and never an account the register does not hold. The casts are for the generator: it cannot see into the function's OUT table; empty rather than NULL for the text columns that may be absent (`AdminTenants`' own note).
func (*Queries) OrderKeyNeighbours ¶
func (q *Queries) OrderKeyNeighbours(ctx context.Context, arg OrderKeyNeighboursParams) (OrderKeyNeighboursRow, error)
The two ranks a new position sits between: the rank of the item to go before, and the greatest rank below it in the same level.
Both come back as the empty string when there is nothing there, which is what the ordering service reads as "no bound" - before everything, or after everything. Asking the database for both in one row rather than computing one from a list keeps the answer consistent with what is stored at the moment it is asked.
COLLATE "C" on the comparison and nowhere else it could disagree: a rank key is a fractional index whose scheme rests on byte order, and a database created en_US.utf8 on glibc would order it differently from the domain that produced it.
The level is (collection, parent), and the parent is compared with IS NOT DISTINCT FROM so that an absent one means the items directly in the collection rather than no filter at all.
"Exclude nothing" has to be expressible, because a create has no row to leave out: the parameter is nullable and the comparison is IS DISTINCT FROM. With `<>` a NULL there is a predicate that is NULL for every row, which empties this list and reports an anchor that is present as missing.
func (*Queries) OrphanedPrivateHubs ¶
func (q *Queries) OrphanedPrivateHubs(ctx context.Context, named []pgtype.UUID) ([]pgtype.UUID, error)
The private hubs, not in the trash, that no member is left in (ADR-0073 §5): no account that is neither anonymised nor deleted holds a role on the hub, on a collection in it, or on an entry in one. Groups are not asked - none may hold a role there (identity.md §22). `named` narrows it to the hubs the named hubs, collections or entries sit under; null asks about every private hub, which is the retention pass's catch-all.
func (*Queries) OverdueRequestCount ¶
func (q *Queries) OverdueRequestCount(ctx context.Context, now pgtype.Timestamptz) (OverdueRequestCountRow, error)
How many open cases are past their deadline, and how soon the next one falls due.
The reading behind alert A-19 (data-protection.md §4): "without deadline monitoring, the right gets violated in practice even though the feature exists". Two numbers rather than a list, because a gauge is what an alert evaluates and the list is a page somebody reads.
func (*Queries) PageInstanceJournal ¶
func (q *Queries) PageInstanceJournal(ctx context.Context, arg PageInstanceJournalParams) ([]InstanceEvent, error)
The journal as the dashboard reads it: newest first, one page at a time, keyed on the moment and the identifier together - the same keyset every other listing here walks, because two entries can share a moment and an offset would then skip or repeat one.
One row more than asked for, so the caller knows whether there is another page without counting the table. Narrowed by an action prefix - `starts_with`, not `LIKE`, so a `%` or `_` in it is a character rather than a pattern - and by the workspace's slug as the journal kept it.
func (*Queries) PendingErasureKept ¶
func (q *Queries) PendingErasureKept(ctx context.Context, holdID pgtype.UUID) ([]PendingErasureKeptRow, error)
The cases something is still kept for, and under which hold - all of them, or one hold's.
func (*Queries) PlanOfWorkspace ¶
func (q *Queries) PlanOfWorkspace(ctx context.Context) (PlanOfWorkspaceRow, error)
The transaction's own workspace's plan, read in that workspace's scope: `tenant_self` admits its own row, and `plan` carries no policy (multi-tenancy.md §4.2).
func (*Queries) PlanSettings ¶
What the given plans decide, in the installation level's key shape.
func (*Queries) PlanWorkspaceCounts ¶
func (q *Queries) PlanWorkspaceCounts(ctx context.Context) ([]PlanWorkspaceCountsRow, error)
How many workspaces are on each plan, through the control plane's own enumerator: `tenant` is behind tenant_self, and admin_tenants() is the one listing across it (multi-tenancy.md §2.1).
func (*Queries) PlatformDeliveries ¶
func (q *Queries) PlatformDeliveries(ctx context.Context, arg PlatformDeliveriesParams) ([]PlatformDelivery, error)
func (*Queries) PlatformEventsAfter ¶
func (q *Queries) PlatformEventsAfter(ctx context.Context, arg PlatformEventsAfterParams) ([]PlatformEventsAfterRow, error)
func (*Queries) PollOutboxEvents ¶
func (q *Queries) PollOutboxEvents(ctx context.Context, arg PollOutboxEventsParams) ([]PollOutboxEventsRow, error)
The pull half of the stream (automation.md §3.2): one type, oldest first, from a position.
Three predicates and each is a boundary the endpoint has to draw.
`replay = false` is the same rule the push half keeps: a restore's events go to nobody outward-facing, or a restore would report last month's states to every trigger (migration 0033).
`occurred_at <= horizon` is what makes the cursor gapless. The order is `(occurred_at, id)`, and `occurred_at` comes from the writing transaction rather than from its commit - so a transaction that began before one already answered can still commit a row that sorts *behind* the cursor, and a poller would step over it and never know. The horizon is a moment far enough back that no such transaction can still be open; rows newer than it are withheld from the page and from the cursor together, and are answered by the next poll. Withholding an event for a few seconds is a delay, and stepping over it is a loss.
The keyset itself is the row comparison rather than `occurred_at > $1 OR (= AND id > $2)`: one comparison the index can seek on, where the disjunction is two it cannot.
The two sides of the keyset are cast, because a row comparison gives sqlc nothing to infer a parameter's type from: without them `after_id` is generated as a timestamp, and the mistake is one the compiler would not catch until it was a uuid being written into a timestamptz.
No `dispatched_at` predicate. A poll answers what has been delivered as readily as what has not: the pull half is a second transport, not a second delivery.
func (*Queries) PrivateHubMembers ¶
The members of a private hub as ADR-0073 §5 counts them: accounts, neither anonymised nor deleted, holding a role on the hub, on a collection in it, or on an entry in one. Groups are not asked - none may hold a role there (identity.md §22).
func (*Queries) PrivateHubsHeldBy ¶
func (q *Queries) PrivateHubsHeldBy(ctx context.Context, accountID pgtype.UUID) ([]pgtype.UUID, error)
The private hubs, not in the trash, the account holds a role on, on a collection in, or on an entry in: what an erasure asks before the account's memberships go with it.
func (*Queries) ProviderIdentityHolders ¶
func (q *Queries) ProviderIdentityHolders(ctx context.Context, providerID pgtype.UUID) ([]pgtype.UUID, error)
The accounts of this workspace that hold an identity at one provider, read before the provider is removed: each is told that the connection went (ADR-0078 §6). The workspace is named, not left to the policy alone, so the read is this workspace's whatever scope runs it.
func (*Queries) PurgeContainers ¶
The hard delete for hubs and collections.
Called for the collections before the hubs that hold them: `container.parent_id` is ON DELETE RESTRICT, so a hub whose collections are still there refuses to go - which is the database insisting on the order rather than a rule this code could forget.
func (*Queries) PurgeFieldClocks ¶
The merge's bookkeeping goes with the entity it is about: a purged entry's clocks would otherwise decide a merge over an identifier that a tombstone refuses anyway.
func (*Queries) PurgeFinishedJobs ¶
func (q *Queries) PurgeFinishedJobs(ctx context.Context, arg PurgeFinishedJobsParams) ([]string, error)
The catalogue's period for a finished job: seven days after it ended (docs/privacy/data-catalog.md). Every terminal state alike, dead letters included - a payload names people by identifier, and a dead letter has had A-07 for the week. Oldest first and bounded, so a backlog clears over runs rather than in one statement; no tenant, because the table has none (multi-tenancy.md §2.1).
func (*Queries) PurgeTenantTrail ¶
The SECURITY DEFINER act migration 0067 reasons through, aimed by the transaction's own scope: even this narrow path can only take the trail of the tenant it was opened for.
func (*Queries) PurgeWorkItems ¶
The hard delete, by identifier.
By identifier rather than by predicate, because the identifiers have already been read, written to the journal and given tombstones - deleting a different set here than the one that was recorded is exactly the orphan the completeness rule forbids (ADR-0020 §6).
func (*Queries) PutAiRequest ¶
func (q *Queries) PutAiRequest(ctx context.Context, arg PutAiRequestParams) error
The words a person asked a template to be drafted from.
Every statement runs inside the transaction wrapper that sets `app.tenant_id`; the policy underneath answers "which workspace", and `current_tenant_id()` is written on insert.
func (*Queries) PutInstanceSetting ¶
func (q *Queries) PutInstanceSetting(ctx context.Context, arg PutInstanceSettingParams) error
One switch, written or overwritten.
func (*Queries) PutPlanSetting ¶
func (q *Queries) PutPlanSetting(ctx context.Context, arg PutPlanSettingParams) error
func (*Queries) QueryTenants ¶
func (q *Queries) QueryTenants(ctx context.Context, arg QueryTenantsParams) ([]QueryTenantsRow, error)
The control plane's filtered, paged read, through the one narrow door that filters and pages across tenant_self (migration 0165). The casts are for the generator.
func (*Queries) QuotaReachedMarked ¶
Read before the admitted path removes anything: almost every create finds no mark, and a read is all it then costs.
func (*Queries) QuotaReachedMarkedAt ¶
func (q *Queries) QuotaReachedMarkedAt(ctx context.Context, arg QuotaReachedMarkedAtParams) (bool, error)
A limit reached, marked once per crossing (migration 0181). Every statement is bounded to the transaction's workspace by its policy and names it through current_tenant_id(). Read before marking: a refusal at a crossing already told writes nothing.
func (*Queries) ReadChangesAfter ¶
func (q *Queries) ReadChangesAfter(ctx context.Context, arg ReadChangesAfterParams) ([]ReadChangesAfterRow, error)
One batch of the change log, in cursor order. What the stream sends and what `:pull` will page.
`seq > $1` and nothing else: the cursor is a position in a monotonic sequence, so a walk needs no offset, no timestamp comparison and no second sort key. The identity is table-wide rather than per tenant, which makes the sequence sparse for any one of them - a gap between two of a tenant's rows is somebody else's row, never a row of theirs that is missing.
func (*Queries) ReadInstanceSettings ¶
func (q *Queries) ReadInstanceSettings(ctx context.Context) ([]InstanceSetting, error)
The installation's own level (ADR-0070 §2).
The whole set in one read, because it is small by construction - eighteen switches and four links - and because the resolver needs all of it to answer one password screen. No tenant predicate: the table deliberately carries no policy, and the transaction reading it has no tenant at all.
func (*Queries) RebuildStaleSearchDocuments ¶
One batch: the document and the configuration rewritten for up to `batch` stale rows. Written directly rather than through the trigger - the trigger fires on a change to the three columns the document is built from, and nothing about those changes here - and with SKIP LOCKED so that a person editing one of the rows is not made to wait for the walk, nor the walk for them.
The batch is a MATERIALIZED CTE and not an `IN (subquery)`, and that is not style: under row level security the planner put the subquery on the inner side of a nested-loop semi join and re-ran it per outer row, and a re-run after the first update no longer saw that row as stale - so the LIMIT walked on and a batch of one rewrote two. Found by the integration test; the CTE is evaluated once, which is what a batch means.
func (*Queries) RecentMailReceipts ¶
func (*Queries) RecentPasswordHashes ¶
func (q *Queries) RecentPasswordHashes(ctx context.Context, arg RecentPasswordHashesParams) ([]string, error)
The newest few, newest first. The depth is the policy's, passed in.
func (*Queries) RecordActivity ¶
func (q *Queries) RecordActivity(ctx context.Context, arg RecordActivityParams) error
The item history: what happened to a piece of work, in the words the people working on it read (domain-model.md §3.5).
Append-only. There is deliberately no UPDATE and no DELETE in this file: an entry is not edited, and what removes one is the deletion of the item it belongs to, through the foreign key (0009_activity_history.sql). A statement that deleted one by hand would be a history somebody could tidy up, which is the opposite of what a history is for.
The tenant is never a parameter. It comes from the transaction's own context through current_tenant_id(), which is the value row level security compares against (ADR-0010). One step of one item's history, written inside the transaction that made the change.
`container_id` is the collection the item was in when this happened - the visibility anchor rather than a second subject. It is stored rather than joined at read time because the item may have moved since, and a history that re-derived it would show where the entry is now instead of where it was then.
The correlation and causation columns stay NULL. They belong to an act caused by another act, and everything recorded here is something a person asked for directly; filling them with a request identifier would be a chain that describes nothing (automation.md §2).
func (*Queries) RecordAiNotice ¶
func (q *Queries) RecordAiNotice(ctx context.Context, arg RecordAiNoticeParams) error
The acknowledgement moves only forwards: a late, retried request must not make an earlier notice pending again.
func (*Queries) RecordAuditAnchor ¶
func (q *Queries) RecordAuditAnchor(ctx context.Context, arg RecordAuditAnchorParams) error
One anchor: the chain end, where the copy went and the digest it was written with. The primary key refuses a second anchor of the same sequence number, which is how a day on which the chain did not move writes nothing rather than a duplicate.
func (*Queries) RecordAutomationRuleCheck ¶
func (q *Queries) RecordAutomationRuleCheck(ctx context.Context, arg RecordAutomationRuleCheckParams) error
What the check found (ADR-0060). Unguarded on the version: the findings are the check's assessment of the rule as it stood, not an edit of it, and a concurrent edit is re-checked by the next check rather than refused here.
func (*Queries) RecordBackupTargetTest ¶
func (q *Queries) RecordBackupTargetTest(ctx context.Context, arg RecordBackupTargetTestParams) (int64, error)
What the connection probe leaves behind. The error is a message code, never a driver message: an FTP or SSH library's message carries the host, the user and sometimes the password (rule 10).
func (*Queries) RecordBackupVerification ¶
func (q *Queries) RecordBackupVerification(ctx context.Context, arg RecordBackupVerificationParams) (int64, error)
What `:verify` found, without touching anything else on the row.
func (*Queries) RecordChange ¶
func (q *Queries) RecordChange(ctx context.Context, arg RecordChangeParams) error
The change log: state deltas for offline clients (offline-sync.md §10). Deliberately separate from the outbox - different recipients, different retention, different compatibility commitments. `seq` is assigned by the database (GENERATED ALWAYS AS IDENTITY), because the cursor a client pages on has to be gapless and monotonic per tenant. A value chosen in the application would leave holes wherever a transaction rolled back, and a client would then wait for a change that is never coming.
func (*Queries) RecordCollectionMilestone ¶
func (q *Queries) RecordCollectionMilestone(ctx context.Context, arg RecordCollectionMilestoneParams) (int64, error)
Records, or moves, the collection's milestone when none of its entries is open. Writes nothing while one is.
func (*Queries) RecordDeletions ¶
func (q *Queries) RecordDeletions(ctx context.Context, arg RecordDeletionsParams) error
The journal: what was removed, when, and why.
Its purpose is a restore from backup. An archive taken before the deletion still holds the row, and without this the next restore would quietly bring back everything a tenant had deleted since (backup-restore.md §6) - so the journal outlives both the row and the backup.
Written from an array rather than row by row, because a retention run removes in batches of a thousand and a statement per row would make the transaction as long as the batch. One entity per call, so the array is identifiers alone: a purge that spans both tables makes two calls, which is cheaper than carrying the table name a thousand times to say the same thing.
ON CONFLICT DO NOTHING, because the whole job is at-least-once: a run that died after writing these and is picked up again writes the same rows, and a failure there would make the retry impossible rather than harmless.
func (*Queries) RecordHubMilestone ¶
func (q *Queries) RecordHubMilestone(ctx context.Context, arg RecordHubMilestoneParams) (int64, error)
Records, or moves, the hub's milestone when no collection in it - neither archived nor trashed - holds an open entry. Writes nothing while one does.
func (*Queries) RecordImportProgress ¶
func (q *Queries) RecordImportProgress(ctx context.Context, arg RecordImportProgressParams) (int64, error)
How far the run has got, written in the transaction of the batch it got there with, so that a resumed attempt skips what an earlier one decided (the applier's BK-7 rule).
func (*Queries) RecordMfaStep ¶
The replay refusal, atomically: only a step past the last accepted one writes, and zero rows means the same or an older code was presented again.
func (*Queries) RecordPlatformDeliveryAttempt ¶
func (q *Queries) RecordPlatformDeliveryAttempt(ctx context.Context, arg RecordPlatformDeliveryAttemptParams) (int64, error)
One attempt's outcome, written only while the delivery is still the one the attempt read: a repeat of a settled job writes nothing.
func (*Queries) RecordPlatformSubscriptionOutcome ¶
func (q *Queries) RecordPlatformSubscriptionOutcome(ctx context.Context, arg RecordPlatformSubscriptionOutcomeParams) error
What the last attempt came to, for the screen: the moment of the last arrival, or the last error.
func (*Queries) RecordRestoreProgress ¶
func (q *Queries) RecordRestoreProgress(ctx context.Context, arg RecordRestoreProgressParams) (int64, error)
How far the run has got, written in the transaction of the batch it got there with (BK-7).
The report travels with it because a resumed attempt continues counting rather than starting again: a report that only covered the last attempt would say a restore did a fraction of what it did.
func (*Queries) RecordRestoreSafetyCopy ¶
func (q *Queries) RecordRestoreSafetyCopy(ctx context.Context, arg RecordRestoreSafetyCopyParams) (int64, error)
The copy §8.3 step 4 takes before a destructive mode, recorded before the mode runs: the way back has to be findable from the run even if the run itself then fails.
func (*Queries) RecordRuleFailure ¶
func (q *Queries) RecordRuleFailure(ctx context.Context, arg RecordRuleFailureParams) (int64, error)
A pass set the rule aside: its condition could not be evaluated on a candidate. The code and the moment (data-retention.md §2). Written in a transaction of its own beside the pass, so that it outlives the pass's rollback; it touches the rule's row only, which the pass reads and never locks.
func (*Queries) RecordSetElementAdded ¶
func (q *Queries) RecordSetElementAdded(ctx context.Context, arg RecordSetElementAddedParams) error
The OR-set tag of an addition (offline-sync.md §4.2, §10).
The add tag is kept and the remove tag cleared, so that "added later than it was removed" is a comparison a merge can make rather than a history it has to reconstruct. Without these tags a label added on one device would be lost the moment another device removed a different one - which is exactly what last writer wins over a whole array does.
func (*Queries) RecordSetElementRemoved ¶
func (q *Queries) RecordSetElementRemoved(ctx context.Context, arg RecordSetElementRemovedParams) error
The OR-set tag of a removal. The add tag stays: a merge decides membership by comparing the two, and a removal that erased the addition would make a concurrent re-add on another device indistinguishable from never having happened.
func (*Queries) RecordStepUp ¶
============================ The step-up ============================ The proof lands on the caller's own session, replacing whatever stood: a fresh proof is the newest answer to "is this still you", and two live proofs would be two coverings.
func (*Queries) RecordSuggestion ¶
func (q *Queries) RecordSuggestion(ctx context.Context, arg RecordSuggestionParams) error
What AI proposed, and did not do.
Every statement runs inside the transaction wrapper that sets `app.tenant_id`, so the policy underneath answers "which workspace" - `current_tenant_id()` is written on insert rather than passed in, the way every tenant-scoped insert in this schema is.
func (*Queries) RecordSyncOp ¶
func (q *Queries) RecordSyncOp(ctx context.Context, arg RecordSyncOpParams) error
Written in the transaction that applied the mutation. A conflict is a repeat that raced this one and is left standing: the first answer is the answer.
func (*Queries) RecordTermsAgreement ¶
func (q *Queries) RecordTermsAgreement(ctx context.Context, arg RecordTermsAgreementParams) (int64, error)
The latest agreement replaces the one before; the trail keeps each of them.
func (*Queries) RecordTombstones ¶
func (q *Queries) RecordTombstones(ctx context.Context, arg RecordTombstonesParams) error
The markers that stop a device recreating what it still knows (offline-sync.md §7).
Without one, the classic bug appears: a device offline for eight weeks pushes a change for a row the server has no record of, and the server accepts it. `purge_after` is when the marker itself may go - the removal plus the maximum offline window, by which time a device with a cursor that old has to resynchronise from scratch anyway.
One array per entity and ON CONFLICT DO NOTHING for the reasons the journal has them.
func (*Queries) RecordWebhookDeliveryOutcome ¶
func (q *Queries) RecordWebhookDeliveryOutcome(ctx context.Context, arg RecordWebhookDeliveryOutcomeParams) (int64, error)
What became of one attempt. The response status is the target's own; the error is a message code of ours, never the target's response body (rule 10).
func (*Queries) RecountMediaReferences ¶
The reconciliation's first pass: the counter becomes what the references say, and a row that nothing points at learns since when. Whole-tenant, which is a scan by design - the job runs in the background on a bounded table, and a recount that tried to be incremental would be a second bookkeeping to get wrong.
The stamp is maintained here rather than beside every AdjustRefCount, because this is already the statement that rewrites the counter for every live row: six call sites moving a counter are six places to forget, and this one cannot drift from the count it sets in the same breath. COALESCE keeps the first zero rather than the latest one - a row unreferenced for a week must not have its grace restarted by every pass that walks past it - and a row that gained a reference has its stamp cleared, which is what makes the grace start again when it next loses one.
READY only, and that is not tidiness. A staging points at nothing by definition, and a stamp it collected while it was PENDING would be an hour old by the time somebody confirmed it late - which would hand the confirmation an object already past its grace. A PENDING row is bounded by its own clock, which runs from the staging; this one starts at the confirmation, where the object first becomes something anything can point at.
func (*Queries) RecoveredErasureCases ¶
func (q *Queries) RecoveredErasureCases(ctx context.Context, recoveryPoint pgtype.Timestamptz) ([]RecoveredErasureCasesRow, error)
The erasure cases of the transaction's workspace completed after the recovery point, as the temporary cluster recovered to the end of the WAL archive holds them (backup-restore.md §8.5 step 5). The workspace is named in the statement as well as by row level security, because the operator may connect with a role that bypasses the policy (RecoveredLegalHolds' reason).
A full deletion's case no longer names its subject once the account went. `erased_accounts` are the accounts the erasure removed: the journal's account row written with the same clock reading as the case's `dsr.erased` entry. The caller takes exactly one, and reports none or several rather than guess.
func (*Queries) RecoveredLegalHolds ¶
func (q *Queries) RecoveredLegalHolds(ctx context.Context) ([]RecoveredLegalHoldsRow, error)
Every hold of the transaction's workspace, released or not, as a second database holds them: the temporary cluster recovered to the end of the WAL archive, read to place the holds of a rewound period again (backup-restore.md §8.5 step 5).
The workspace is named here although row level security names it too, and unlike every other statement in this file: the operator connects to the temporary cluster with whatever role it has, and its superuser bypasses the policy. Without the predicate that connection would hand back every workspace's holds, and they would be placed in this one.
func (*Queries) RedeemInvitation ¶
One statement for the whole act: the password lands, the account becomes ACTIVE, and the token dies - so a second redemption matches nothing however fresh the token looked a moment ago.
func (*Queries) RefuseJob ¶
A refusal the job met - an AI budget spent since it was queued, AI switched off - ends it as FAILED rather than in the dead letter: it is an answer for whoever asked, not work waiting for an operator. The parameters are the refusal's own, codes and moments (rule 10).
func (*Queries) RehashPassword ¶
The same password under the build's current cost, after a sign-in proved it. Conditional on the hash the sign-in read, so a password changed (or already rehashed) in between is never overwritten. Only the hash and updated_at move: the password's age, its start-password mark, its history and the row's version are about the password, which did not change - but the incremental backup selects account rows by updated_at, and must carry the new hash.
func (*Queries) ReleaseIdempotencyKey ¶
func (q *Queries) ReleaseIdempotencyKey(ctx context.Context, arg ReleaseIdempotencyKeyParams) error
A reservation whose work failed, let go. Without this, a failed action's claim would survive the run that recorded the failure - and a replay of that run would find the key taken and "complete" the action without ever performing it.
func (*Queries) ReleaseIntakeOf ¶
The same in the mode that keeps the workspace's content: the text stays and stops being anybody's - the address goes where it is the person's, the account where it is theirs, each on its own.
func (*Queries) ReleaseLegalHold ¶
The lifting, and the guard that makes it happen once.
`released_at IS NULL` in the predicate rather than a check the caller ran a moment earlier: two requests lifting the same hold would otherwise both succeed, and the second would overwrite who lifted it and when - the one pair of values the record exists to keep.
func (*Queries) RemoveDeletedTemplates ¶
func (q *Queries) RemoveDeletedTemplates(ctx context.Context, ids []pgtype.UUID) ([]pgtype.UUID, error)
The held templates no hold covers any more, removed. The identifiers come back so that the journal names exactly the rows that went. A living template is never matched.
func (*Queries) RemoveGroupMember ¶
func (q *Queries) RemoveGroupMember(ctx context.Context, arg RemoveGroupMemberParams) error
func (*Queries) RemoveItemLabel ¶
func (*Queries) RemoveItemMember ¶
func (*Queries) RemoveMediaObjectRows ¶
The rows go with the journal entries in one transaction; the bytes follow through the purge job, which retries - at least once, idempotent at the store (core/port/storage).
func (*Queries) RemovePasskey ¶
Only the account's own; it signs and proves nothing from the moment this commits.
func (*Queries) RemovePlan ¶
Through the one door that can see which workspaces are on the plan (migration 0164).
func (*Queries) RemoveTemplate ¶
The deletion where no legal hold covers the template: the row goes at once (data-retention.md §4). Nothing shows a deleted template's name and nothing references one, so there is no tombstone row to keep; the journal and the tombstone the caller writes are the record. Under the same optimistic lock as the edit, and never on a row already deleted - that one is the hold's.
func (*Queries) RenameAccount ¶
The display name and no other column, for the reason the preferences' query gives. An erased account keeps the marker its erasure wrote: nobody is left to rename it.
func (*Queries) RenamePasskey ¶
func (q *Queries) RenamePasskey(ctx context.Context, arg RenamePasskeyParams) (WebauthnCredential, error)
Only the account's own: another's, another workspace's or a removed one matches nothing.
func (*Queries) RepeatJob ¶
A poller's next round rather than a retry: the attempts start again from zero, because the round that just finished succeeded.
func (*Queries) RepointWebhookDelivery ¶
func (q *Queries) RepointWebhookDelivery(ctx context.Context, arg RepointWebhookDeliveryParams) (int64, error)
The collapse: the pending delivery now stands for the newer event, whose payload is the one the target receives. Only while it is pending - an attempt already made was made with what it had.
func (*Queries) RequestTenantDeletion ¶
func (q *Queries) RequestTenantDeletion(ctx context.Context, arg RequestTenantDeletionParams) (int64, error)
The one edge with two origins (§5: Active and Suspended both lead to PendingDeletion). Where it came from is kept, so that a cancel returns it there; the right-hand side reads the row as it was.
func (*Queries) RequeueDeadPlatformDeliveries ¶
func (q *Queries) RequeueDeadPlatformDeliveries(ctx context.Context, arg RequeueDeadPlatformDeliveriesParams) ([]pgtype.UUID, error)
A batch of the subscription's dead letters back to pending, each at the start of a fresh round of attempts: the count is raised to the round's boundary, so a round a pause or an expiry cut short does not shorten the next. The status in the statement makes two redeliveries at once queue each dead letter once. A dead letter whose event was swept is not one: nothing can be sent for it.
func (*Queries) ResealMailbox ¶
A provider that rotates its refresh token: the new one replaces the old.
func (*Queries) ReserveIdempotencyKey ¶
func (q *Queries) ReserveIdempotencyKey(ctx context.Context, arg ReserveIdempotencyKeyParams) (int64, error)
The tenant is never a parameter here: it comes from the transaction's own context through current_tenant_id(), which is the same value row level security compares against. A row can therefore not be written into the wrong tenant even by a caller that wanted to.
func (*Queries) ResolveMailWorkspace ¶
Before any tenant is known: the function reads past row level security, and only an enabled row.
func (*Queries) ResolveOperatorAccount ¶
func (q *Queries) ResolveOperatorAccount(ctx context.Context, arg ResolveOperatorAccountParams) (pgtype.UUID, error)
The account an address names inside one workspace, through the register's own narrow door (migration 0109). An operator cannot list accounts across workspaces - `account` is behind row level security - so an identifier is not something they can look up, and an address and a slug are what a person knows. Answers one identifier or nothing.
func (*Queries) ResolveSingleOperatorAccount ¶
func (q *Queries) ResolveSingleOperatorAccount(ctx context.Context, email string) (pgtype.UUID, error)
A bare address in `HUBTASK_OPERATORS` on a single-mode installation: its one workspace's account, or nothing (migration 0128).
func (*Queries) ResolveTenant ¶
The sign-in surface (security.md §5): sessions, refresh rotation, the attempt ledger and the invitation redeemed.
The tenant is never a parameter in this file: row level security bounds every statement to the tenant of the running transaction, which is what makes a session of another workspace invisible rather than forbidden (ADR-0010, multi-tenancy.md §2). The one exception is ResolveTenant, which exists because sign-in needs a tenant before it can open a bounded transaction at all (multi-tenancy.md §3) - it answers one identifier or none, through the SECURITY DEFINER function migration 0063 pins down, and never a listing.
func (*Queries) RestoreContainerBatch ¶
func (q *Queries) RestoreContainerBatch(ctx context.Context, arg RestoreContainerBatchParams) ([]pgtype.UUID, error)
The containers of one deletion, taken out of the trash together. Returns what came back, for the same reason the trashing statement does: each one is announced separately.
func (*Queries) RestoreInProgress ¶
Whether this tenant already has a restore going. Asked when one is requested, so that the refusal is a 409 the caller can read rather than a claim that fails minutes later inside a job.
func (*Queries) RestoreWorkItemBatch ¶
func (q *Queries) RestoreWorkItemBatch(ctx context.Context, arg RestoreWorkItemBatchParams) (int64, error)
The way back: every item of one deletion, taken out of the trash together.
Keyed on the batch and not on a path, which is what makes a restore exactly reverse the deletion it undoes. A subtree that has grown a younger, separate deletion inside it since would otherwise come back whole, and a subtree that has been moved apart in the meantime would not come back at all.
It serves a container's deletion as well as an item's: the items of a trashed collection carry the container batch, so this is the statement that gives them back too.
func (*Queries) RestrictedAccounts ¶
func (q *Queries) RestrictedAccounts(ctx context.Context, accountIds []pgtype.UUID) ([]pgtype.UUID, error)
Which of the accounts named may not be processed automatically (Art. 18, data-protection.md §4).
Anonymised as well as restricted: an account whose person has been erased is not a candidate for anything either, and the caller asks one question - "may this system decide something about them" - rather than two. And every account an erasure still keeps a part of under a hold, whatever its status, as RestrictedPeople answers it (data-protection.md §4.1).
func (*Queries) RestrictedPeople ¶
func (q *Queries) RestrictedPeople(ctx context.Context) ([]RestrictedPeopleRow, error)
Whose processing is restricted (Art. 18, data-protection.md §4): every account whose status is RESTRICTED, and every account a legal hold still keeps contributions of - the subject of an erasure case with a part not yet erased (§4.1), whatever its status: an invited or disabled one keeps its status, which RESTRICTED would turn into one that may act, and an anonymised one has no other mark. Not every anonymised account: what an erasure anonymised without a hold is the workspace's content. The names and the address are what a prompt builder replaces in what remains; an anonymised account has none left.
func (*Queries) ResumePausedAutomationRule ¶
func (q *Queries) ResumePausedAutomationRule(ctx context.Context, arg ResumePausedAutomationRuleParams) (int64, error)
Switches one of them back on with its next moment, and takes the mark off. The failure count is left as it was: the rule was on with that count when the request switched it off, and nobody has looked at it since.
func (*Queries) RetentionCandidatesByArchivedAt ¶
func (q *Queries) RetentionCandidatesByArchivedAt(ctx context.Context, arg RetentionCandidatesByArchivedAtParams) ([]RetentionCandidatesByArchivedAtRow, error)
func (*Queries) RetentionCandidatesByCompletedAt ¶
func (q *Queries) RetentionCandidatesByCompletedAt(ctx context.Context, arg RetentionCandidatesByCompletedAtParams) ([]RetentionCandidatesByCompletedAtRow, error)
The candidates of phase one, one statement per anchor.
Only what is not already marked and not already gone: a row the last pass marked is phase two's business, and a row in the trash is the trash's. The hub is joined in because the scope of a rule can be a hub and an entry three levels down does not know which hub it is under.
`after_at` and `after_id` continue the read after a row the caller already judged (keyset, both NULL for the start): rows the caller could not act on - a legal hold, a condition, a narrower rule's period - stay in this set and would otherwise fill every batch ahead of a due row. The order ends in the identifier, so a position names one place; and unlike an offset, a page costs a page however far into the rows it starts, and a position kept across passes stays where it was when rows before it are marked or removed (data-retention.md §5).
func (*Queries) RetentionCandidatesByDeletedAt ¶
func (q *Queries) RetentionCandidatesByDeletedAt(ctx context.Context, arg RetentionCandidatesByDeletedAtParams) ([]RetentionCandidatesByDeletedAtRow, error)
The trash: what the trash's own rule governs, and what a chain whose first stage put it there comes back for.
func (*Queries) RetentionMarkedItemsDue ¶
func (q *Queries) RetentionMarkedItemsDue(ctx context.Context, arg RetentionMarkedItemsDueParams) ([]RetentionMarkedItemsDueRow, error)
Phase two: what the grace period has run out on. `after_at` and `after_id` continue past marked rows a hold or a retained descendant keeps, as the candidates above do.
func (*Queries) RevokeAccessToken ¶
func (q *Queries) RevokeAccessToken(ctx context.Context, arg RevokeAccessTokenParams) (int64, error)
Only the first withdrawal writes. A second call matches nothing, which is how the use case tells "revoked just now" from "already revoked" without reading the row again - and what keeps the moment it was first pulled from being overwritten.
func (*Queries) RevokeAllSessionsForAccount ¶
func (q *Queries) RevokeAllSessionsForAccount(ctx context.Context, arg RevokeAllSessionsForAccountParams) (int64, error)
Every device at once, the answer to "I left myself signed in somewhere".
func (*Queries) RevokeCalendarFeed ¶
func (q *Queries) RevokeCalendarFeed(ctx context.Context, arg RevokeCalendarFeedParams) (int64, error)
Revocation is a stamp rather than a delete: "that token was revoked on Tuesday" is a question somebody asks after a laptop goes missing, and a deleted row answers it with silence.
The revoked_at IS NULL condition is what makes the moment the first one. A second revocation changes no row, which is how the caller learns it was already revoked without reading first.
func (*Queries) RevokeConsent ¶
Ends every standing consent of one account for one purpose.
The moment is only written where there is none: when the processing stopped is the fact being kept, and a second withdrawal must not move it.
func (*Queries) RevokeGrantSessions ¶
func (q *Queries) RevokeGrantSessions(ctx context.Context, arg RevokeGrantSessionsParams) (int64, error)
The leash pulled: every session the grant issued refuses on its next request, the way refresh reuse would end them.
func (*Queries) RevokeMembership ¶
func (*Queries) RevokeOauthGrant ¶
Bounded to the owner in the same statement that writes; only the first withdrawal writes.
func (*Queries) RevokeOtherSessionsForAccount ¶
func (q *Queries) RevokeOtherSessionsForAccount(ctx context.Context, arg RevokeOtherSessionsForAccountParams) (int64, error)
Every device but the one asking (UC-ID-06 check 4). A NULL `keep` spares nothing: the comparison is written so that it can never become `id <> ”`, which would compare against nothing at all.
func (*Queries) RevokeSession ¶
Bounded to the owner in the same statement that writes, and only the first withdrawal writes - a second call matches nothing, which is how the use case tells "ended just now" from "already ended" without reading the row again.
func (*Queries) RevokeSessionsOfStaleDevices ¶
func (q *Queries) RevokeSessionsOfStaleDevices(ctx context.Context, arg RevokeSessionsOfStaleDevicesParams) (int64, error)
§6's other half: a device silent past the period loses its sign-in. The session the device last synchronised under is revoked before the row goes, in the same pass; a credential that is not a session matches nothing here and revokes nothing.
func (*Queries) RewrapAiProviderKey ¶
func (q *Queries) RewrapAiProviderKey(ctx context.Context, arg RewrapAiProviderKeyParams) (int64, error)
A re-seal (ADR-0045): the wrapping moves, the configuration does not, so the version stays - an operator rotating the installation's keys has not changed anybody's provider.
func (*Queries) RewrapAutomationRuleActions ¶
func (q *Queries) RewrapAutomationRuleActions(ctx context.Context, arg RewrapAutomationRuleActionsParams) (int64, error)
Only the actions, guarded by the version and not bumping it: the rule's definition is what it was, and a person editing it at the same moment must not meet a conflict caused by a rotation of the installation's keys.
func (*Queries) RewrapBackupTargetCredential ¶
func (*Queries) RewrapCallJobSecret ¶
func (q *Queries) RewrapCallJobSecret(ctx context.Context, arg RewrapCallJobSecretParams) (int64, error)
Only the sealed secret, guarded by the key it named when it was read: a job that finished, or that another round moved, in between is left alone. The lease columns are not touched, so a worker holding the job finishes it as it would have.
func (*Queries) RewrapIdentityProviderSecret ¶
func (q *Queries) RewrapIdentityProviderSecret(ctx context.Context, arg RewrapIdentityProviderSecretParams) (int64, error)
A re-seal (ADR-0045): the wrapping moves, the configuration does not, so the version stays - an operator rotating the installation's keys has not changed anybody's provider.
func (*Queries) RewrapMfaEnrollment ¶
func (q *Queries) RewrapMfaEnrollment(ctx context.Context, arg RewrapMfaEnrollmentParams) (int64, error)
The wrapping moves and nothing else does: no updated_at the person would read as their enrolment having changed. The guard on the key the row named is what keeps a re-seal from overwriting an enrolment that was replaced between the read and this write.
func (*Queries) RewrapMfaReplacement ¶
func (q *Queries) RewrapMfaReplacement(ctx context.Context, arg RewrapMfaReplacementParams) (int64, error)
RewrapMfaEnrollment's guard, for the replacement's wrapping.
func (*Queries) RewrapOfferedAiProviderKey ¶
func (q *Queries) RewrapOfferedAiProviderKey(ctx context.Context, arg RewrapOfferedAiProviderKeyParams) (int64, error)
A re-seal of one offered model's key: the wrapping moves, the configuration and its version do not. Guarded on the key the row named when it was read, so an operator's change of the key in between wins. Only the installation's own scope writes it - the installation_write policy.
func (*Queries) RewrapWebhookSecrets ¶
func (q *Queries) RewrapWebhookSecrets(ctx context.Context, arg RewrapWebhookSecretsParams) (int64, error)
Both wrappings in one statement, guarded by the version and deliberately not bumping it: a re-seal is not an edit anybody made, and a rotation of the installation's keys must not turn into a conflict for the person editing their subscription at the same moment.
func (*Queries) RolesHeldAnywhere ¶
func (q *Queries) RolesHeldAnywhere(ctx context.Context, accountID pgtype.UUID) ([]MembershipRole, error)
Every role the account holds anywhere in the tenant, directly or through a group, each once: what a new way into the account would hand its issuer (identity.md §13). The rows that stand are the rows there are - a revoked membership is deleted, and a deleted group takes its memberships and its members with it - so nothing further is filtered, as HoldsAnyMembership filters nothing.
func (*Queries) RotatePlatformSubscriptionSecret ¶
func (*Queries) RotateRefreshToken ¶
func (q *Queries) RotateRefreshToken(ctx context.Context, arg RotateRefreshTokenParams) (int64, error)
Only the first exchange writes. A second call matches nothing, and that nothing is the reuse detection: the caller then kills the family rather than minting a second line.
func (*Queries) RotateWebhookSecret ¶
func (q *Queries) RotateWebhookSecret(ctx context.Context, arg RotateWebhookSecretParams) (int64, error)
The rotation, as one statement: the new secret becomes current, the current one becomes previous with the moment it stops verifying, and the version moves. Two statements could leave a subscription with a new secret and no grace, which is the failure the grace exists to prevent.
func (*Queries) RulesByTriggerKind ¶
func (q *Queries) RulesByTriggerKind(ctx context.Context, kind string) ([]RulesByTriggerKindRow, error)
The enabled rules of one trigger kind, which is what a producer that is not the event dispatcher asks. The scope is not in the predicate, for RulesForEventType's reason: the narrowing is the producer's, against what it can resolve.
func (*Queries) RulesForEventType ¶
func (q *Queries) RulesForEventType(ctx context.Context, eventType string) ([]RulesForEventTypeRow, error)
What the subscriber asks per event: the enabled rules whose trigger is this event type.
The event type is cast, because `->>` gives sqlc nothing to infer a parameter's type from: without it the argument is generated as bytes rather than as the text the column holds.
The scope is not in the predicate. A rule scoped to a hub matches an event in that hub's collections, and the event carries a subject rather than a path - so the narrowing is the subscriber's, against what it can resolve, rather than a join this statement cannot make.
func (*Queries) RunningPrivateHubAccess ¶
func (q *Queries) RunningPrivateHubAccess(ctx context.Context, arg RunningPrivateHubAccessParams) ([]PrivateHubAccess, error)
The access this person opened on this hub that has not ended. At most one: a second is refused while the first runs, under the hub's row (LockHubOf).
func (*Queries) SaveAutoAssignPolicyState ¶
func (q *Queries) SaveAutoAssignPolicyState(ctx context.Context, arg SaveAutoAssignPolicyStateParams) (int64, error)
The advanced cursor, written by the transaction that holds the lock LockAutoAssignPolicy took. No version guard: the lock is the concurrency control here, and a version bump per assignment would make the rotation's bookkeeping look like a configuration change to a client comparing versions.
func (*Queries) SaveNotificationOutcome ¶
func (q *Queries) SaveNotificationOutcome(ctx context.Context, arg SaveNotificationOutcomeParams) (int64, error)
What the delivery leaves behind: the state, why, when it went, and how often it has been tried.
The identity, the references and the moment it was written are not in the SET list, and that is the point: a delivery may change what happened to a notification and nothing about what it is about. An UPDATE that could rewrite recipient_id would be a way to send somebody else's message.
func (*Queries) SaveNotificationPreference ¶
func (q *Queries) SaveNotificationPreference(ctx context.Context, arg SaveNotificationPreferenceParams) error
A row is an exception rather than a setting, so writing one is an upsert: somebody switching a category off for the second time is stating the same thing, not making a new row.
func (*Queries) ScheduledJobBacklog ¶
func (q *Queries) ScheduledJobBacklog(ctx context.Context, arg ScheduledJobBacklogParams) (int64, error)
The retry ladder parked on the queue: jobs of one kind waiting for a future moment. A webhook retry is exactly one scheduled job - one attempt, one row - so this answers hubtask_webhook_retry_backlog (§4) from the one table that has no tenant boundary to cross.
func (*Queries) SealMediaObject ¶
The confirmation's write: PENDING becomes READY, carrying the judged type and the measured size. Matches only a live PENDING row, so a double confirmation and a confirmation racing the reconciliation job both come back as zero rows - the caller reads the row again and answers from what it finds.
func (*Queries) SealedMfaEnrollmentsNotUnder ¶
func (q *Queries) SealedMfaEnrollmentsNotUnder(ctx context.Context, keyID string) ([]SealedMfaEnrollmentsNotUnderRow, error)
The rows a re-seal visits (ADR-0045): every enrolment whose secret names a key other than the current one. The key is a filter, never a tenant - row level security bounds this like every other statement in the file.
func (*Queries) SealedMfaReplacementsNotUnder ¶
func (q *Queries) SealedMfaReplacementsNotUnder(ctx context.Context, keyID *string) ([]SealedMfaReplacementsNotUnderRow, error)
A replacement's wrapping is a sealed value like the armed one's, so a rotation moves it too: the census counts it, and a rotation that skipped it would report done while it named the leaving key.
func (*Queries) SemanticSearchAvailable ¶
Whether this installation has somewhere to keep meaning (ADR-0050).
The *table's* existence rather than the extension's, and the difference matters: an installation where somebody installed pgvector after the migrations ran has the extension and no store, which is not a working semantic search. One question, asked of the object the search actually reads.
The store is half of the answer and this query is deliberately only that half. Searching by meaning also needs a provider that embeds, which is a workspace's configuration rather than an installation's schema, and the two are joined where both are known - in the manifest.
func (*Queries) SessionElevatedUntil ¶
func (q *Queries) SessionElevatedUntil(ctx context.Context, arg SessionElevatedUntilParams) (pgtype.Timestamptz, error)
When the caller's live session stops carrying the control plane's scope; NULL where it never did. Read before a raise, so a client that lost its copy of a running hour learns the end instead of spending a proof on a refusal.
func (*Queries) SessionsForAccount ¶
func (q *Queries) SessionsForAccount(ctx context.Context, arg SessionsForAccountParams) ([]SessionsForAccountRow, error)
One's own unrevoked, unexpired sessions, newest first. The ended and the run-out are absent here; the workspace's bounds are judged by the application with the method authentication uses, which is why the rotation cutoff rides along, off the row FindSessionForAuth reads it from.
The provider's name is joined under the reader's own row policy (migration 0111): one this tenant can see - its own or the installation's - is named, and a removed one or another tenant's is not.
func (*Queries) SetAccountAvatar ¶
The picture and no other column, for the reason the preferences' query gives. NULL takes it away. An erased account has no picture to set: its anonymisation cleared it.
func (*Queries) SetAccountPassword ¶
func (q *Queries) SetAccountPassword(ctx context.Context, arg SetAccountPasswordParams) (int64, error)
The hash and the moment in one statement, so no reader sees one without the other. A password set through any door is the person's own, so a start password's mark goes with it (ADR-0074 §2).
func (*Queries) SetAccountStatus ¶
One column, for the reason UpdateAccountPreferences writes three: the status decides whether an account may act at all, and a statement that could write anything else while setting it is one that can change what somebody may do by accident.
func (*Queries) SetAutomationRuleEnabled ¶
func (q *Queries) SetAutomationRuleEnabled(ctx context.Context, arg SetAutomationRuleEnabledParams) (int64, error)
Switching a rule on or off, and nothing else.
Its own statement rather than a column in the update above, because the two are different acts with different audit entries - and one statement carrying both would let an edit switch a rule on as a side effect of changing its name.
The failure counter is cleared only on the way on. A rule somebody has looked at and turned back on is one whose run of failures has been dealt with; a rule switched off by hand has not been fixed, and clearing the count there would forget why it stopped.
func (*Queries) SetAutomationRuleInboundToken ¶
func (q *Queries) SetAutomationRuleInboundToken(ctx context.Context, arg SetAutomationRuleInboundTokenParams) (int64, error)
The INBOUND_WEBHOOK trigger's address: hashed, answered once, revoked by rotating (automation.md §1.1). Mints or rotates the address. One statement, so the old hash and the new one never coexist: rotating *is* revoking, and a window in which both open the same rule would be the one thing "revocable by rotating" must not mean.
The version is deliberately untouched. The address is a credential beside the rule rather than part of its definition, and bumping the version would make a rotation look like an edit to a client holding an optimistic lock.
func (*Queries) SetAutomationRuleNextRun ¶
func (q *Queries) SetAutomationRuleNextRun(ctx context.Context, arg SetAutomationRuleNextRunParams) error
Moves one rule on to its next moment.
The version is deliberately untouched. Nobody read this rule in order to advance it - a pass did, because a moment arrived - and bumping the version would make every occurrence look like an edit to a client holding an optimistic lock.
func (*Queries) SetBackupRunExpiry ¶
func (q *Queries) SetBackupRunExpiry(ctx context.Context, arg SetBackupRunExpiryParams) error
When the generation plan expects an archive to go. Written after a successful run has decided, and cleared for an archive the plan now intends to keep - a stale date on a kept archive is what an operator would read as "this is about to disappear".
func (*Queries) SetBackupScheduleNextRun ¶
func (q *Queries) SetBackupScheduleNextRun(ctx context.Context, arg SetBackupScheduleNextRunParams) error
func (*Queries) SetBucketAttributes ¶
func (q *Queries) SetBucketAttributes(ctx context.Context, arg SetBucketAttributesParams) (int64, error)
Every column is written on every call, not only the ones that moved: the application has already decided what the row should say, so this writes that decision whole. `wip_limit = COALESCE($1, wip_limit)` would additionally make clearing a limit unexpressible.
Optimistic locking in the WHERE clause, as everywhere: the update matches nothing when somebody else has moved the row on, and the caller learns that rather than overwriting them (api-guidelines.md §5).
func (*Queries) SetBucketDeleted ¶
A soft delete: the row stays so that a change log entry can still name it and a restore stays possible (offline-sync.md §7). The unique name index is partial on `deleted_at IS NULL`, so the name is free again the moment this runs.
func (*Queries) SetBucketOrderKey ¶
func (q *Queries) SetBucketOrderKey(ctx context.Context, arg SetBucketOrderKeyParams) (int64, error)
The whole of what a reorder changes. A board is one level, so nothing below a column has to follow it.
func (*Queries) SetCollectionHandle ¶
func (*Queries) SetCommentBody ¶
The rewrite, under the same optimistic lock every other row takes (api-guidelines.md §5). The deletion stamp is in the guard rather than trusted to the caller's read: a tombstone's text is gone, and an edit racing a deletion must lose to it rather than resurrect the words.
func (*Queries) SetCommentDeleted ¶
func (q *Queries) SetCommentDeleted(ctx context.Context, arg SetCommentDeletedParams) (int64, error)
The tombstone: text gone, identity and timestamps kept. edited_at survives deliberately - that the words had been rewritten is part of the thread's history, what they were is not.
keep_text is a legal hold covering the comment (data-retention.md §4): the row is a tombstone for every reader all the same, and the text stays until the retention pass clears it (ClearCommentTexts) once no hold covers it.
func (*Queries) SetContainerArchived ¶
func (q *Queries) SetContainerArchived(ctx context.Context, arg SetContainerArchivedParams) (int64, error)
The archive stamp, set or cleared. One statement for both directions, because they differ in the value and in nothing else.
Only this row. A collection under an archived hub inherits the state through FindContainer's join rather than through a stamp of its own, so archiving a hub writes one row here however many collections sit in it - and unarchiving it restores exactly what it covered, leaving a collection that was archived in its own right archived (I-C3).
func (*Queries) SetContainerAttributes ¶
func (q *Queries) SetContainerAttributes(ctx context.Context, arg SetContainerAttributesParams) (int64, error)
A container's own descriptive fields: what RenameContainer may change.
Every column is written on every call, not only the ones that moved. The application has already decided what the row should say - it read the container, applied the update and refused what the lifecycle does not allow - so this writes that decision whole. `description = COALESCE($1, description)` would additionally make clearing a description unexpressible.
The name is normalised here for the reason InsertContainer normalises it: the unique index has to see two spellings of the same word as one name, and the domain may not import a Unicode library (ADR-0001). A rename into a name already taken at this level therefore fails on `container_name_uq` exactly as an insert does, which is what keeps one answer for one condition.
Optimistic locking in the WHERE clause, as everywhere: the update matches nothing when somebody else has moved the row on, and the caller learns that rather than overwriting them (api-guidelines.md §5).
func (*Queries) SetContainerPlacement ¶
func (q *Queries) SetContainerPlacement(ctx context.Context, arg SetContainerPlacementParams) (int64, error)
Where a collection sits and how it ranks there: the whole of what a move changes.
No subtree statement beside it, unlike the item move. A container tree is two levels deep (I-C1), so a collection has no containers below it whose path would have to follow - and the items it holds reference their collection rather than a path through the hubs.
A name already taken in the destination fails on `container_name_uq`, which is the same index that decides an insert. Checking beforehand would be two statements with a gap, and two moves arriving inside that gap would both pass the check (multi-tenancy.md §2.1).
func (*Queries) SetContainerPolicies ¶
func (q *Queries) SetContainerPolicies(ctx context.Context, arg SetContainerPoliciesParams) (int64, error)
One key of the policies document, set in place.
`jsonb_set` rather than replacing the column, because the column holds other keys and this use case owns one of them. Overwriting the whole document would silently discard the container's structure layer (Settings.sql) - a data loss nobody would see until the collection lost its shape.
The value is a parameter of the jsonb constructor rather than concatenated text: `to_jsonb` on a bound parameter is what keeps this a parameterised statement, which rule 9 requires of every query including the ones that build a document.
func (*Queries) SetContainerPrivate ¶
func (q *Queries) SetContainerPrivate(ctx context.Context, arg SetContainerPrivateParams) (int64, error)
Whether a hub is private (ADR-0073 §1). The column's CHECK refuses it on a collection whatever the caller did.
func (*Queries) SetContainerRank ¶
The rank alone, which is the whole of what a reorder changes.
Beside SetContainerPlacement rather than reusing it, and the difference is not stylistic. That one writes `parent_id` because a move changes it, and it is a required argument because a collection always has one. A **hub** has none: it sits in the tenant and in nothing else (I-C1), so a reorder of a hub through the placement statement passes an identifier that does not exist and fails before it reaches the database.
The narrower statement is also the truer one. A reorder does not move anything, so writing the parent at all would be a statement claiming to change something it must not.
func (*Queries) SetContainerStructure ¶
func (q *Queries) SetContainerStructure(ctx context.Context, arg SetContainerStructureParams) (int64, error)
The structure layers of hubs, collections and the workspace (domain-model.md §2, "Levels and presets"). A container's own layer is the `structure` key of its policies document, beside `completion_policy`, which is the collection's own completion; the workspace's layer, its locks and its default preset are the `structure` key of the tenant's settings. Both documents are written by key, so every other key in them - and every writer that predates this file - is left alone. A container's own layer, and on a collection its own completion: an empty completion removes the key, so the collection follows its hub again. Both in one statement, guarded on the version like every container write (api-guidelines.md §5). The document is bound as a parameter (rule 9).
func (*Queries) SetContainerTrashed ¶
func (q *Queries) SetContainerTrashed(ctx context.Context, arg SetContainerTrashedParams) (int64, error)
The deletion stamp on the hub or collection the caller read, set or cleared, with its batch.
func (*Queries) SetJobProgress ¶
func (q *Queries) SetJobProgress(ctx context.Context, arg SetJobProgressParams) error
How far along a long job is, written by the handler as it goes (migration 0032).
Fenced on the lease like every other statement a handler runs: a worker that fell so far behind that somebody else took the job over must not keep writing a fraction of work it is no longer doing. A job that is not RUNNING under this lease is simply not updated, and the handler finds out at its next write.
Clamped in SQL rather than trusted from the caller, because a fraction outside [0,1] on a progress bar is a rendering bug in every client at once.
func (*Queries) SetJumbleIntakeToken ¶
func (q *Queries) SetJumbleIntakeToken(ctx context.Context, arg SetJumbleIntakeTokenParams) error
Minting and rotating are one statement: the upsert replaces the hash, so the old token and the new one never both open the intake.
func (*Queries) SetLabelAttributes ¶
func (*Queries) SetLabelDeleted ¶
A soft delete. The rows in item_label stay: an item that carried the label goes on carrying it, and the read side filters on the label's own stamp - which is what makes a deletion undoable without having to remember who wore it.
func (*Queries) SetLabelRestored ¶
Clears the deletion stamp. Conditional on the version the writer read, as every label write is; whether the name is still free is decided by label_name_uq, which counts the label again the moment its stamp is gone - the index rather than a check first, so a create racing the restore loses to whichever commits first.
func (*Queries) SetMailboxChecked ¶
func (*Queries) SetOccurrenceSeries ¶
func (q *Queries) SetOccurrenceSeries(ctx context.Context, arg SetOccurrenceSeriesParams) (int64, error)
An occurrence's two pointers, written together: which series it belongs to, and which entry it was copied from.
Both, because with one alone every occurrence would carry the rule identifier the template carries, so the column would distinguish neither and nothing on an occurrence would name the entry it repeats from.
No version and no stamp, for SetWorkItemRecurrence's reasons: neither column is one a client owns, and what serialises two writers is the rule's own lock, in whose transaction this runs.
func (*Queries) SetProviderWithdrawal ¶
func (q *Queries) SetProviderWithdrawal(ctx context.Context, arg SetProviderWithdrawalParams) (SetProviderWithdrawalRow, error)
When the installation's offer ends; NULL keeps offering it, and keeping it switches the row back on for an offer a previous binary ended through the form. The installation's scope only: the write policy matches no row in a workspace's.
func (*Queries) SetRedemptionToken ¶
func (q *Queries) SetRedemptionToken(ctx context.Context, arg SetRedemptionTokenParams) (int64, error)
========================== Invitation redemption ========================== Minted on invite and replaced by re-inviting; only an account still waiting can carry one.
func (*Queries) SetReminderFireAt ¶
func (q *Queries) SetReminderFireAt(ctx context.Context, arg SetReminderFireAtParams) (int64, error)
The recomputation a moved due date causes. Neither the version nor the stamp moves with it: fire_at is derived from the offset and the entry's date, so nobody edited this row - and a version spent here would answer a client's If-Match with a conflict it could not have avoided. What serialises two concurrent moves is the entry's own optimistic lock, in whose transaction this runs.
func (*Queries) SetReminderState ¶
The guarded transition. PENDING is in the predicate rather than trusted to the caller's read: that is what makes firing exactly-once across a leader failover, because the row leaves PENDING once and the transaction that moved it is the one that wrote the notification.
func (*Queries) SetRetentionCursor ¶
func (q *Queries) SetRetentionCursor(ctx context.Context, arg SetRetentionCursorParams) error
One row per reader; a second pass at the same place overwrites rather than fails. One retention job runs per tenant at a time, so there is no second writer in practice.
func (*Queries) SetSavedViewAttributes ¶
func (q *Queries) SetSavedViewAttributes(ctx context.Context, arg SetSavedViewAttributesParams) (int64, error)
A view's own fields, written whole under the optimistic lock every editable row takes. The scope and the sharing are not in the statement: where a view lives is decided at creation, and sharing has a statement of its own - one decision about one field, never spending a rename's version.
func (*Queries) SetSavedViewSharing ¶
func (*Queries) SetTemplateDeleted ¶
func (q *Queries) SetTemplateDeleted(ctx context.Context, arg SetTemplateDeletedParams) (int64, error)
The deletion while a legal hold covers the template (data-retention.md §4): the row stays, unreadable, until the retention pass removes it (RemoveDeletedTemplates). The trees the template has stamped out are ordinary entries and are not touched; what goes is the ability to stamp out more - and the name, which the partial unique index frees for a template defined afterwards.
func (*Queries) SetTenantOwnAiBudget ¶
func (q *Queries) SetTenantOwnAiBudget(ctx context.Context, arg SetTenantOwnAiBudgetParams) (int64, error)
The workspace's own budget for its own AI model, beside the quotas key rather than in it: the operator's write replaces that key whole, and this budget is not the operator's. NULL removes it. Last write wins, as for every setting a workspace's administrators share; the version moves so an operator's write guarded on the old one sees it.
func (*Queries) SetTenantPlan ¶
A workspace onto another plan, or none (multi-tenancy.md §4.2). Guarded on the version read, so a move cannot land on a workspace that changed meanwhile, and refused once the purge has begun.
func (*Queries) SetTenantQuotas ¶
Replaces the quotas key and only it - require_admin_totp and whatever else lives beside it stay untouched. Guarded on the row version: two operators moving one wall see each other.
func (*Queries) SetTenantReference ¶
func (q *Queries) SetTenantReference(ctx context.Context, arg SetTenantReferenceParams) (int64, error)
A platform's reference on the workspace, or none (multi-tenancy.md §4.3). Guarded on the version read, and refused once the purge has begun; a reference another workspace holds is the unique index's refusal.
func (*Queries) SetTenantStatus ¶
The lifecycle edges of §5, one guarded write each: the expected status is the edge's origin, so a suspension of a suspended tenant or a resume of an active one changes zero rows and the caller reports the conflict instead of overwriting a state it never read.
func (*Queries) SetWorkItemArchived ¶
func (q *Queries) SetWorkItemArchived(ctx context.Context, arg SetWorkItemArchivedParams) (int64, error)
The trash and the archive: the statements that move rows between the two lifecycle stamps, and the ones that read and finally remove what is in the trash.
Their own file rather than more of Work.sql, because they are one subject with one invariant running through all of them - the batch identifier every row of one deletion shares (I-C2) - and because the file that holds the live tree's reads should not be where somebody looks for a delete.
The tenant is never a parameter here either: it comes from the transaction's own context through current_tenant_id(), which is the value row level security compares against. The archive stamp on one item, set or cleared. One statement for both directions, because they differ in the value and in nothing else.
Only this row. Archiving is a decision about one entry and does not descend: a work package under an archived task stays writable, unlike a collection under an archived hub, because an item's children are entries in their own right rather than a level of the structure (I-C3 is about containers). Optimistic locking in the WHERE clause, as everywhere.
func (*Queries) SetWorkItemAssignee ¶
func (q *Queries) SetWorkItemAssignee(ctx context.Context, arg SetWorkItemAssigneeParams) (int64, error)
The one person an entry is on, set or cleared, under the same optimistic lock every write to this row takes: the update matches nothing when somebody else has moved the row on, and the caller learns that rather than overwriting them (api-guidelines.md §5).
Its own statement rather than a column added to SetWorkItemAttributes. An assignment is one decision about one field, and a statement that wrote the title alongside it would make handing an entry to somebody spend the version of a rename nobody asked for - which is the same reason the completion has a statement of its own.
Whether that account may be assigned at all is not asked here. It is a question about a membership somewhere above the entry, decided in the application layer before this runs (ADR-0005); the tenant-scoped foreign key is what stops the identifier pointing outside the tenant, and it is the database's rather than this statement's (ADR-0024).
func (*Queries) SetWorkItemAttributes ¶
func (q *Queries) SetWorkItemAttributes(ctx context.Context, arg SetWorkItemAttributesParams) (int64, error)
The item's own fields: what UpdateWorkItem may change.
Every column is written on every call, not only the ones that moved. The application has already decided what the row should say - it read the item, applied the update and refused what the capability profile does not allow - so this writes that decision whole. A statement that switched on which fields were sent would be the second place deciding it, in the layer that is not allowed to decide anything (ADR-0005), and `notes = COALESCE($1, notes)` would additionally make clearing the notes unexpressible.
Optimistic locking in the WHERE clause, as everywhere: the update matches nothing when somebody else has moved the row on, and the caller learns that rather than overwriting them (api-guidelines.md §5).
`search_document` follows by itself, through the trigger migration 0019 puts on this table. The index behind full text search therefore cannot fall behind a rename, and it cannot fall behind a change of language either - which is what the trigger buys over the generated column it replaces (ADR-0034): a generated column can only be a function of the row, and the configuration a document is built under is not one PostgreSQL will let a generated column choose.
func (*Queries) SetWorkItemCompletion ¶
func (q *Queries) SetWorkItemCompletion(ctx context.Context, arg SetWorkItemCompletionParams) (int64, error)
Optimistic locking in the WHERE clause: the update matches nothing when somebody else has moved the row on, and the caller learns that rather than overwriting them (api-guidelines.md §5).
Both completion columns are written together, always. The table's own CHECK insists that `is_completed = (completed_at IS NOT NULL)`, so a statement that set one without the other would be refused by the database - which is the right place for that rule and the reason this query has no branch in it.
The count moves in the same statement, and only with a move from open to done: the old row's `is_completed` is what the CASE reads, so a repeat counts nothing and nothing reads the count to write it back (migration 0189).
func (*Queries) SetWorkItemCover ¶
The cover, set or cleared, under the same optimistic lock every write to this row takes. Its own statement for the reason the assignee has one: a cover is one decision about one field, and spending a rename's version on it would be a version nobody asked for. The consistency of the three columns is the table's CHECK (migration 0013), so a statement that half-set a cover would be refused by the database.
func (*Queries) SetWorkItemCustomField ¶
func (q *Queries) SetWorkItemCustomField(ctx context.Context, arg SetWorkItemCustomFieldParams) (int64, error)
One key of the entry's custom field document, under the same optimistic lock every write to this row takes. One key rather than the whole document, and that is a data-safety decision as much as a merge one: the row may hold values whose definitions were deleted - visible to no read, but kept - and a write that replaced the document with what a read answered would erase them. The ref travels in the same statement, because a value and the identity of the definition it was written under are one fact: written apart, a crash between the two would leave a value no read can ever judge. A NULL value removes the key and its ref - "cleared" has one spelling, since the reads cannot tell a stored null from an absent key. The version predicate is what makes two devices writing two different keys resolve rather than overwrite.
func (*Queries) SetWorkItemDueDate ¶
func (q *Queries) SetWorkItemDueDate(ctx context.Context, arg SetWorkItemDueDateParams) (int64, error)
The due trio, set or cleared whole, under the same optimistic lock every write to this row takes (api-guidelines.md §5).
Its own statement rather than columns added to SetWorkItemAttributes, for the reason the assignee has one: a due date is one decision about one date, and a statement that wrote the title alongside it would make moving a deadline spend the version of a rename nobody asked for. The three columns travel together because none of them means anything alone (i18n-l10n.md §4) - which fields *moved* is the application's answer, recorded in the change log per field; the row simply says what is now true.
The two announcement stamps are cleared with it: a date that moves is a new deadline, which may be approached and missed again, and a stamp left standing would silence the announcement for it. Cleared here rather than by the caller, because they are bookkeeping about this column and nothing outside this statement writes it.
func (*Queries) SetWorkItemOrderKey ¶
func (q *Queries) SetWorkItemOrderKey(ctx context.Context, arg SetWorkItemOrderKeyParams) (int64, error)
A reorder within one level: the rank and the column, which is the whole of what drag and drop changes. The column is written although a plain reorder keeps it: a card dragged to another column of the same board stays on its level, and a statement that left the column out would drop that half of the move.
func (*Queries) SetWorkItemOrigin ¶
func (q *Queries) SetWorkItemOrigin(ctx context.Context, arg SetWorkItemOriginParams) (int64, error)
The provenance a conversion records: which jumble entry this item came from. Set exactly once - the guard is in the WHERE, so a second writer changes nothing - and never cleared: where an item came from does not stop being true.
func (*Queries) SetWorkItemPlacement ¶
func (q *Queries) SetWorkItemPlacement(ctx context.Context, arg SetWorkItemPlacementParams) (int64, error)
The moved item's own row: the parent it now sits under and the rank it takes among its new siblings.
This row is written here in full and excluded from the subtree statement, so that one move moves one version. Only this row's parent changes - a descendant keeps the parent it had - and the optimistic lock belongs on the row the caller actually read, which is this one.
func (*Queries) SetWorkItemRecurrence ¶
func (q *Queries) SetWorkItemRecurrence(ctx context.Context, arg SetWorkItemRecurrenceParams) (int64, error)
The entry's pointer at its series, set when a rule is stored and cleared when it goes.
No version and no stamp: the pointer is derived from whether a rule exists, so nobody edited the entry - and a version spent here would answer a client's If-Match with a conflict about a field it does not own. What serialises two writers is the rule's own lock, in whose transaction this runs.
func (*Queries) SetWorkItemTrashed ¶
func (q *Queries) SetWorkItemTrashed(ctx context.Context, arg SetWorkItemTrashedParams) (int64, error)
The deletion stamp on the row the caller actually read, set or cleared, with the batch it belongs to. Both columns move together: a stamp without a batch could not be restored as part of anything, and a batch without a stamp is a row that is not in the trash claiming to be part of a deletion.
This row alone, and it is excluded from the two statements below for the reason SetWorkItemPlacement is excluded from MoveWorkItemSubtree: one deletion moves one version on the row the optimistic lock is on, and writing it twice would be an artefact of splitting the work in two rather than a design.
func (*Queries) SetWorkspaceStructure ¶
func (q *Queries) SetWorkspaceStructure(ctx context.Context, arg SetWorkspaceStructureParams) (int64, error)
The workspace's layer, written by key under the tenant row's version: two administrators changing it see each other (409), and the sign-in rule's writer keeps its keys.
func (*Queries) SettleJumbleEntry ¶
func (q *Queries) SettleJumbleEntry(ctx context.Context, arg SettleJumbleEntryParams) (int64, error)
The one statement that decides an entry, whichever way it was decided. The status guard is in the WHERE rather than in a read-then-write: two conversions racing both read NEW, and the second would produce a second item - here the second matches nothing, and zero rows is what "somebody got there first" looks like from a statement that cannot be raced.
func (*Queries) ShareLegalHolds ¶
Taken before the holds are read by anything that deletes, for the rest of its transaction.
A hold placed or lifted while a deletion runs would otherwise pass it: the deletion read the holds a moment before, and removes what the new hold names. Shared, so deletions never wait for each other; placing and lifting take the exclusive lock below and wait for them, or are waited for. Transaction-scoped, per tenant, like the audit chain's (Audit.sql).
func (*Queries) SharedItemsInCollection ¶
func (q *Queries) SharedItemsInCollection(ctx context.Context, arg SharedItemsInCollectionParams) ([]pgtype.UUID, error)
The entries inside one collection that the account holds a membership on directly, or through one of its groups.
What "shared with me" means (domain-model.md §3.2): a membership at ITEM scope reaches that entry and nothing else, so the answer to "which of this collection's entries may I see" is the list of those scope identifiers. It is asked only when the account holds no role on the collection itself - the ordinary case answers the whole level in one check and never runs this.
The join is what bounds it: without it the query would return every entry shared with the account anywhere in the tenant, and the caller asked about one collection.
func (*Queries) SnapshotBuckets ¶
func (*Queries) SnapshotComments ¶
func (q *Queries) SnapshotComments(ctx context.Context, arg SnapshotCommentsParams) ([]SnapshotCommentsRow, error)
func (*Queries) SnapshotContainers ¶
func (q *Queries) SnapshotContainers(ctx context.Context, arg SnapshotContainersParams) ([]SnapshotContainersRow, error)
The initial synchronisation (offline-sync.md §3.1): the current state, one kind at a time, in pages by identifier. Each statement is its kind's Find with the identifier as the page key and the live rows only - the trash and the deleted are tombstones in the log, not state. The column lists mirror the Find statements on purpose, so that the row mappers are shared and a device starting from nothing reads exactly the shape a device that pulled the change would.
func (*Queries) SnapshotLabels ¶
func (*Queries) SnapshotRecurrenceRules ¶
func (q *Queries) SnapshotRecurrenceRules(ctx context.Context, arg SnapshotRecurrenceRulesParams) ([]SnapshotRecurrenceRulesRow, error)
func (*Queries) SnapshotReminders ¶
func (q *Queries) SnapshotReminders(ctx context.Context, arg SnapshotRemindersParams) ([]SnapshotRemindersRow, error)
func (*Queries) SnapshotSetElements ¶
func (q *Queries) SnapshotSetElements(ctx context.Context, arg SnapshotSetElementsParams) ([]SnapshotSetElementsRow, error)
Every tag row of every live entry, keyed the way the table is. Both tags travel: a removed element with its removal tag is what lets a device merge a later re-add correctly (core/domain/model/work/SetElement.go).
func (*Queries) SnapshotTemplates ¶
func (q *Queries) SnapshotTemplates(ctx context.Context, arg SnapshotTemplatesParams) ([]SnapshotTemplatesRow, error)
func (*Queries) SnapshotWorkItems ¶
func (q *Queries) SnapshotWorkItems(ctx context.Context, arg SnapshotWorkItemsParams) ([]SnapshotWorkItemsRow, error)
func (*Queries) SoftDeleteAutomationRule ¶
func (q *Queries) SoftDeleteAutomationRule(ctx context.Context, arg SoftDeleteAutomationRuleParams) (int64, error)
The rule stops matching anything at once and leaves the listing; its runs stay readable.
Also switched off, rather than left enabled behind the tombstone. Every read here filters on `deleted_at IS NULL` so nothing would find it either way, but a row that says `enabled = true` and is never enabled again is a row that reads as a lie to whoever opens the table next.
func (*Queries) SoftDeleteCustomField ¶
func (q *Queries) SoftDeleteCustomField(ctx context.Context, arg SoftDeleteCustomFieldParams) (int64, error)
A soft delete. The values stay in the entries and stop being visible: rewriting `custom_fields` across every entry in a collection would be an unbounded write from one request, and a definition recreated under the same key must not resurrect what the old one held - which the partial unique index makes possible by ignoring the deleted row.
func (*Queries) SpendAccountPending ¶
func (q *Queries) SpendAccountPending(ctx context.Context, arg SpendAccountPendingParams) (int64, error)
Every unfinished step of the account, whatever its purpose: a change-step credential won with the old start password must not set a password after the new one was issued.
func (*Queries) StampFieldClock ¶
func (q *Queries) StampFieldClock(ctx context.Context, arg StampFieldClockParams) error
The clock per field (offline-sync.md §4.2): the reading of the write that landed, which a push's reading is compared against per field. The reading of the write that landed replaces what stood: the writer decided, and the row records the decision. A guard that kept an older row would let a device outvote an edit made after it by a clock that was merely ahead.
func (*Queries) StandingWithdrawals ¶
func (q *Queries) StandingWithdrawals(ctx context.Context, purpose string) ([]StandingWithdrawalsRow, error)
The people whose newest record for one purpose is a withdrawal: who keeps their content out of AI, for the consent register and for the prompt builder alike. The newest record decides, so a consent given again after a withdrawal ends it. The names and addresses are what the prompt builder replaces in what remains; the register answers only the name.
func (*Queries) StartMfaReplacement ¶
func (q *Queries) StartMfaReplacement(ctx context.Context, arg StartMfaReplacementParams) (int64, error)
The new secret beside the armed one: only an armed enrolment takes a replacement - an unconfirmed one is replaced by enrolling again - and a replacement begun earlier is overwritten, the latest start being the one the person is looking at.
func (*Queries) StartRetentionRun ¶
func (q *Queries) StartRetentionRun(ctx context.Context, arg StartRetentionRunParams) error
The log of one run, opened before it does anything.
Opened first and closed afterwards rather than written once at the end, so that a run killed halfway leaves a row saying RUNNING with no finish. That is the state an operator needs to see: a deletion run that vanished without trace is indistinguishable from one that never started.
`policy_id` stays null. A trash period is keyed on (tenant, data kind) rather than by an identifier of its own.
The phase is EXECUTE and not MARK. For the trash the grace period ADR-0020 §3 asks for is the trash itself: the object is visible, it can be taken out, and it has a date - so a MARK pass would be a second grace period on top of a grace period. MARK belongs to the data kinds that have no trash of their own.
func (*Queries) StarterPending ¶
The first start's question (UC-WRK-30 check 5): asked once, while nobody has made anything in the workspace yet. The tenant is the transaction's own, as everywhere: current_tenant_id(). The hub and collection a workspace is created with (multi-tenancy.md §5) are written in the tenant row's own moment, so a container from any other moment, or any entry, is something somebody made. Trashed and archived ones count: a workspace that ever held one is not new.
func (*Queries) SubjectAccountExists ¶
Whether the recovered workspace has the account an erasure is about. One created after the recovery point went with the rewind, and there is nothing of it to erase.
func (*Queries) SubjectTenants ¶
The workspaces of this installation in which one person is a member.
The one cross-tenant question in the system (data-protection.md §4), answered by a function that returns tenant identifiers and nothing else - never a name, never a row of anybody's data. What follows is one ordinary transaction per tenant, under that tenant's own context (db/migrations/0044_privacy_requests.sql).
func (*Queries) SubscriptionsForEventType ¶
func (q *Queries) SubscriptionsForEventType(ctx context.Context, eventType string) ([]SubscriptionsForEventTypeRow, error)
What the dispatcher asks per event: the active subscriptions that named this type.
Filtered in the database rather than in the process, because the alternative is reading every subscription of the tenant on every event. The array containment is what the whole shape of `event_types` is for.
func (*Queries) SubtreeOfWorkItem ¶
func (q *Queries) SubtreeOfWorkItem(ctx context.Context, arg SubtreeOfWorkItemParams) ([]SubtreeOfWorkItemRow, error)
Everything below one entry, the entry itself excluded: what a copy of a subtree reads before it writes anything.
The prefix match is MoveWorkItemSubtree's, and for the same reasons: every descendant's path begins with the entry's own, `LIKE prefix || '%'` is the form wi_path_idx (tenant_id, path text_pattern_ops) serves as an index scan, and a path built from UUIDs and separators can hold no LIKE metacharacter. The entry itself matches its own prefix and is excluded, because the caller already holds it and copies it under rules of its own.
Trashed rows are left out. They are on their way out of the system, and a copy that carried them would put back what somebody deleted; an archived one is copied, because it is a place rather than a deletion and the copy keeps it.
Ordered by depth first, so that a caller walking the rows always meets a parent before its children and can carry the mapping from old identifier to new one forwards in one pass. The rank decides within a level, in byte order, exactly as every other ordered read of this table (ADR-0022): a rank is a fractional index and the database's collation would compare it as words.
The limit is the caller's bound rather than a page: a copy is one transaction, and a subtree larger than the caller allows is refused rather than copied halfway. One row beyond the bound is read on purpose, so that "too large" is distinguishable from "exactly at the bound".
func (*Queries) SumTenantMediaBytes ¶
Soft-deleted objects excluded: their bytes are the reconciliation job's to reclaim, not the workspace's to answer for.
func (*Queries) SumTenantUsageSince ¶
func (q *Queries) SumTenantUsageSince(ctx context.Context, arg SumTenantUsageSinceParams) (int64, error)
What the workspace has spent on one metered thing since a day.
The ledger as an enforcement source, which the statement below is at pains to say it is not - and the exception is the point rather than an oversight. `usage_record` is barred elsewhere because it is a lagging copy of something countable: items are in `work_item`, media in `media_object`. A token has no row. It was spent on somebody else's machine and this tally *is* the record, so there is nothing more authoritative to count.
func (*Queries) SupersedePasskeyChallenges ¶
func (q *Queries) SupersedePasskeyChallenges(ctx context.Context, arg SupersedePasskeyChallengesParams) error
The newest start wins: an older challenge of the account is spent, so it finishes nothing.
func (*Queries) SupersedePending ¶
A new credential of a purpose replaces the account's earlier unspent ones (UC-ID-04 check 2: a second reset request replaces the first link instead of adding one). Spent rather than deleted, so a link that arrives late is refused as any spent one is.
func (*Queries) SwapMfaReplacement ¶
func (q *Queries) SwapMfaReplacement(ctx context.Context, arg SwapMfaReplacementParams) (int64, error)
The swap, in one statement: the replacement becomes the armed secret and the old one is gone, with the confirming step as the new replay floor. Only for the session that began it, inside its window, and only if the replacement is still the very secret the confirmation verified - a second start in between would otherwise arm a secret nobody proved.
func (*Queries) SweepUsage ¶
The scheduler leader's daily sweep (migration 0183): counts older than the day go, inside workspaces and in the installation's ledger.
func (*Queries) TakeBackKudos ¶
func (*Queries) TakeMailboxAuthorization ¶
func (q *Queries) TakeMailboxAuthorization(ctx context.Context, stateHash []byte) (TakeMailboxAuthorizationRow, error)
Used once: the row is gone whatever the provider answered.
func (*Queries) TakeMediaOrphans ¶
func (q *Queries) TakeMediaOrphans(ctx context.Context, arg TakeMediaOrphansParams) ([]TakeMediaOrphansRow, error)
The third pass: marked rows past their grace, handed to the purge job. The keys travel in the job's payload, so the byte deletion needs no transaction of its own to find them.
func (*Queries) TallyItems ¶
What a card and a row say about an entry beside its own fields, for a page of entries in one statement: what `expand=counts` needs. Its parts (the direct children) and how many are done, what people wrote on it, and what is attached to it.
Only what a reader would find: parts in the trash are left out, comments the server filed (`kind = 'SYSTEM'`) and deleted ones are not counted, and an attachment whose object is gone is not one. Every count is a correlated subquery over an index the table already has (`wi_parent_idx`, `comment_item_idx`, the attachment's primary key), so a page of fifty costs fifty index probes per count and no scan.
func (*Queries) TemplateExists ¶
func (*Queries) TenantQuotaOverrides ¶
func (q *Queries) TenantQuotaOverrides(ctx context.Context) (TenantQuotaOverridesRow, error)
The §4 limits (multi-tenancy.md): the overrides in the tenant's own settings document, the live counts the capacity quotas are measured against, and the billing ledger's first writer. Every statement is bounded to the transaction's tenant by row level security; the one naming a tenant column explicitly says why in place. The quotas key of the settings document, whole: the adapter parses it, the application layer never learns the document's shape (TenantPolicy's discipline). Beside it the workspace's own AI budget, which lives outside that key because the operator's write replaces the key whole.
func (*Queries) TenantSettings ¶
The tenant's own row, reachable under its own policy: the enforcement switch lives in the settings document (multi-tenancy.md §4's home for per-tenant knobs).
func (*Queries) TenantTimeZone ¶
The zone the workspace's AI budget's day ends in (UC-AI-07 check 2).
func (*Queries) TouchAccessToken ¶
func (q *Queries) TouchAccessToken(ctx context.Context, arg TouchAccessTokenParams) error
func (*Queries) TouchDevice ¶
func (q *Queries) TouchDevice(ctx context.Context, arg TouchDeviceParams) (TouchDeviceRow, error)
The devices (offline-sync.md §6, §10). Registration and every contact after it in one statement. The insert is the registration; the update is the contact, and it is refused - no row comes back - when the identifier belongs to another account or the device was forgotten, which the adapter then tells apart. What the device said about itself replaces what stood; what it left out leaves it alone.
func (*Queries) TouchSession ¶
func (q *Queries) TouchSession(ctx context.Context, arg TouchSessionParams) error
func (*Queries) TrashBatchMembers ¶
func (q *Queries) TrashBatchMembers(ctx context.Context, batchIds []pgtype.UUID) ([]TrashBatchMembersRow, error)
Every row still in the trash that one of these deletions took, the root included, with the levels a legal hold could name it by: an entry's hub, collection and path, a container's hub.
Read for the trash list, which says whether a hold keeps a deletion by judging each of its rows as the retention pass does (`lifecycle.Holds.Blocking`). The tenant is the transaction's, as row level security has it; naming it again keeps the partial trash indices in play.
func (*Queries) TrashCollectionsOfHub ¶
func (q *Queries) TrashCollectionsOfHub(ctx context.Context, arg TrashCollectionsOfHubParams) ([]pgtype.UUID, error)
A hub's collections go into the trash with it, under the same batch (I-C2).
It returns the identifiers rather than a count, because they are needed twice afterwards: the items of those collections are the next statement's argument, and each collection is announced separately to offline clients - a device that subscribes to one collection rather than to the hub would otherwise never learn that its collection is gone (offline-sync.md §3.1).
`deleted_at IS NULL` for the reason it is on the item statement: a collection already in the trash keeps its own deletion, and is therefore not in this batch and not in this answer.
func (*Queries) TrashItemsForRetention ¶
func (q *Queries) TrashItemsForRetention(ctx context.Context, arg TrashItemsForRetentionParams) (int64, error)
The act of a TRASH stage. The batch identifier is what makes one act one restore (F-09).
func (*Queries) TrashItemsOfCollections ¶
func (q *Queries) TrashItemsOfCollections(ctx context.Context, arg TrashItemsOfCollectionsParams) (int64, error)
Every item of the collections a container's deletion covers, under the same batch.
The whole of each collection in one statement, at every level: an item's collection is denormalised onto every row of its subtree (domain-model.md §3.4), so there is no walk to do here - which is what keeps deleting a hub a fixed number of statements rather than one per level.
func (*Queries) TrashKeptBelow ¶
func (q *Queries) TrashKeptBelow(ctx context.Context, arg TrashKeptBelowParams) ([]TrashKeptBelowRow, error)
What stays below each of these when a purge removes only the rows it was handed (data-retention.md §4 item 6): an entry's descendants, a collection's entries, a hub's collections and their entries - each one that is not in `going`.
Asked before the rows go, because both cascades would otherwise take what stays: `work_item.parent_id` and `work_item.collection_id` are ON DELETE CASCADE, so a parent or a collection removed while a held child is still there takes the child with it, uncounted and unrecorded. One row per kind of thing below; the caller adds them up.
func (*Queries) TrashWorkItemDescendants ¶
func (q *Queries) TrashWorkItemDescendants(ctx context.Context, arg TrashWorkItemDescendantsParams) (int64, error)
Everything below one item goes into the trash with it, under the same batch.
`LIKE prefix || '%'` rather than starts_with, because that is the form wi_path_idx (tenant_id, path text_pattern_ops) serves as an index scan. A path is built from UUIDs and separators, so there is nothing in the data for a `%` or a `_` to do.
`deleted_at IS NULL` is the whole of invariant I-C2's second half: a descendant already in the trash from an earlier, separate deletion keeps that deletion. Adopting it into this batch would restart its retention period and make a restore of this batch bring back something nobody deleted this time.
func (*Queries) TrimPasswordHistory ¶
func (q *Queries) TrimPasswordHistory(ctx context.Context, arg TrimPasswordHistoryParams) error
Everything past the newest `keep`, dropped in the same transaction as the append - so the table cannot grow past the policy even after the policy is lowered.
func (*Queries) UnlinkAccountIdentities ¶
func (q *Queries) UnlinkAccountIdentities(ctx context.Context, accountID pgtype.UUID) (int64, error)
Every provider identity of one account (ADR-0078 §1): an invited account is activated only with a second proof, and what was connected to it before that proof is dropped in the activation's transaction. Row level security keeps it to this workspace's accounts.
func (*Queries) UpdateAccountPreferences ¶
func (q *Queries) UpdateAccountPreferences(ctx context.Context, arg UpdateAccountPreferencesParams) (int64, error)
The preference columns and no others. An update that could write any column is one that can write the status by accident, and the status is what decides whether an account may act at all.
func (*Queries) UpdateAutomationRule ¶
func (q *Queries) UpdateAutomationRule(ctx context.Context, arg UpdateAutomationRuleParams) (int64, error)
The whole definition at once, and the version guard in the WHERE.
The guard is here rather than in a read-then-write, because a check in the application layer is a check something else can commit between: two writers that both read version 3 would both find it current and the second would overwrite the first. `execrows` returning zero is what "somebody got there first" looks like from a statement that cannot be raced.
func (*Queries) UpdateBackupSchedule ¶
func (q *Queries) UpdateBackupSchedule(ctx context.Context, arg UpdateBackupScheduleParams) (int64, error)
The lifecycle: a schedule that can be changed and removed, and a target that can be removed once nothing points at it. Everything a schedule may change, plus the moment it is next owed, guarded on the row version. The target and the scope are not among the columns: a schedule that moved either would be a different schedule under an old identifier.
func (*Queries) UpdateCustomField ¶
func (q *Queries) UpdateCustomField(ctx context.Context, arg UpdateCustomFieldParams) (int64, error)
What an edit may change, under the optimistic lock every editable row takes. The key and the kind are not in the statement at all: a key that moved would orphan every value stored under it, and a kind that changed would reinterpret them.
func (*Queries) UpdateDataSubjectRequest ¶
func (q *Queries) UpdateDataSubjectRequest(ctx context.Context, arg UpdateDataSubjectRequestParams) (int64, error)
The whole case as the domain decided it, written back in one statement.
Every column the state machine can move is here and no others: a case carries a person's request and the answer to it, and an update that could write `received_at` or the subject would be one that can rewrite what somebody asked for.
func (*Queries) UpdateGroup ¶
Optimistic locking in the WHERE clause: the update matches nothing when somebody else has moved the row on, and the caller learns that rather than overwriting them (api-guidelines.md).
func (*Queries) UpdateIdentityProvider ¶
func (q *Queries) UpdateIdentityProvider(ctx context.Context, arg UpdateIdentityProviderParams) (UpdateIdentityProviderRow, error)
Set whole, not patched: a provider half-changed is a provider nobody can reason about. The secret is the one exception and the reason is that there is no way to read it back - a caller that sent none means "keep the one that is sealed", and COALESCE is what says so in a single statement rather than a read-then-write two sign-ins could interleave.
The version rises on every write, so a concurrent second configuration is visible as a conflict.
A NULL `enabled` leaves the switch as the row holds it (ADR-0076 §5): a workspace's own form configures and never switches, and saying so in the statement is what keeps a save from writing back a switch the list of ways to sign in changed a moment earlier.
func (*Queries) UpdateInstallationPreset ¶
func (q *Queries) UpdateInstallationPreset(ctx context.Context, arg UpdateInstallationPresetParams) (int64, error)
Writes a preset whole under the expected version; none expected writes whatever stands - the instance file, which is the source.
func (*Queries) UpdateOfferedAiProvider ¶
func (q *Queries) UpdateOfferedAiProvider(ctx context.Context, arg UpdateOfferedAiProviderParams) (UpdateOfferedAiProviderRow, error)
Set whole, as the workspace's own row is, with the key replaced (NULL clears it).
func (*Queries) UpdateOfferedAiProviderKeepingKey ¶
func (q *Queries) UpdateOfferedAiProviderKeepingKey(ctx context.Context, arg UpdateOfferedAiProviderKeepingKeyParams) (UpdateOfferedAiProviderKeepingKeyRow, error)
func (*Queries) UpdatePlan ¶
The plan's own row, guarded on the version read: zero rows means somebody saved first, or the plan is gone.
func (*Queries) UpdatePlatformSubscription ¶
func (q *Queries) UpdatePlatformSubscription(ctx context.Context, arg UpdatePlatformSubscriptionParams) (int64, error)
Guarded on the version read: a change made on stale values is refused, not applied over another.
func (*Queries) UpdateRecurrenceRule ¶
func (q *Queries) UpdateRecurrenceRule(ctx context.Context, arg UpdateRecurrenceRuleParams) (int64, error)
The whole document, under the same optimistic lock every other row takes (api-guidelines.md §5). A series is one statement rather than six settings, which is why there is no per-column writer: "every Monday in Berlin, on completion, ninety days ahead" is a sentence, and half of it is a different one.
last_materialized_at is deliberately untouched. It is the materialisation's own bookkeeping, and a rule that changed does not un-create the occurrences that already exist.
func (*Queries) UpdateReminder ¶
The edit, under the same optimistic lock every other row takes (api-guidelines.md §5). The state is in the guard rather than trusted to the caller's read: a reminder that fired while the edit was being written must lose to the firing rather than be given a new moment afterwards.
func (*Queries) UpdateRetentionRule ¶
func (q *Queries) UpdateRetentionRule(ctx context.Context, arg UpdateRetentionRuleParams) (int64, error)
The lifecycle: a rule that deletes data has to be correctable and withdrawable. Everything a rule may change, guarded on the row version. The kind and the scope are not among the columns: the unique index over the pair is what makes "the rule for this kind at this level" a thing one can name, and a rule that moved either would be a different rule under an old identifier.
func (*Queries) UpdateStructurePreset ¶
func (*Queries) UpdateTemplate ¶
The whole document, under the same optimistic lock every other row takes (api-guidelines.md §5). The scope and the root type are not here on purpose: a template that changed scope would move out from under the people who could use it, and one whose root type changed would produce a different kind of thing under the same name.
func (*Queries) UpdateWebhookSubscription ¶
func (q *Queries) UpdateWebhookSubscription(ctx context.Context, arg UpdateWebhookSubscriptionParams) (int64, error)
Optimistic locking in the WHERE clause: the update matches nothing when somebody else has moved the row on, and the caller learns that rather than overwriting them (api-guidelines.md).
func (*Queries) UpdateWorkspace ¶
The three columns and the settings keys this build models, guarded on the row version so that two administrators changing one workspace see each other. The settings document is merged rather than replaced: `||` keeps every key this version does not know, which is what stops an older binary from discarding what a newer one wrote.
func (*Queries) UpsertAiProvider ¶
func (q *Queries) UpsertAiProvider(ctx context.Context, arg UpsertAiProviderParams) (UpsertAiProviderRow, error)
The workspace's AI provider, and the models the installation offers (ADR-0072).
Every statement here runs inside the transaction wrapper that sets `app.tenant_id`, so the policy underneath answers "which workspace" - `current_tenant_id()` is written on insert rather than passed in, the way every tenant-scoped insert in this schema is.
The read policy also admits the installation's offered rows (migration 0129), so every statement about the workspace's own row names it: `tenant_id = current_tenant_id()`. Without that, a read answering one row could answer an offered one, and a delete could reach for it. Set whole, not patched: a provider half-changed is one nobody can reason about, and the endpoint, the models and the key have to agree with each other. The version rises on every write, so a concurrent second configuration is visible as a conflict.
func (*Queries) UpsertAiProviderKeepingKey ¶
func (q *Queries) UpsertAiProviderKeepingKey(ctx context.Context, arg UpsertAiProviderKeepingKeyParams) (UpsertAiProviderKeepingKeyRow, error)
The same write with the stored envelope left where it is, for a caller who changed a model and sent no key. Its own statement rather than a branch inside the one above, because "keep what is there" and "store this" are different intentions and a NULL cannot carry both.
func (*Queries) UpsertAiSource ¶
The version rises on every write, so two administrators choosing at once are both in the trail and the later one stands.
func (*Queries) UpsertAuthAttempt ¶
func (q *Queries) UpsertAuthAttempt(ctx context.Context, arg UpsertAuthAttemptParams) error
The counter and the moment are computed by the caller from what it read: the delay curve is the domain's, and a statement that computed it would be policy in SQL.
func (*Queries) UpsertAutoAssignPolicy ¶
func (q *Queries) UpsertAutoAssignPolicy(ctx context.Context, arg UpsertAutoAssignPolicyParams) error
The whole definition in one statement, because the caller holds PUT semantics: the policies document arrives complete, so the row it maps to is written complete. A rewrite resets the state - the rotation belongs to the pool that was configured, and a new pool starts at its head rather than at an index into a list that no longer exists.
func (*Queries) UpsertErasureKept ¶
func (q *Queries) UpsertErasureKept(ctx context.Context, arg UpsertErasureKeptParams) error
What one hold keeps for one case, now. A row that was erased or blocked and keeps something again is pending again; when it was first recorded stays.
func (*Queries) UpsertMailSetting ¶
func (q *Queries) UpsertMailSetting(ctx context.Context, arg UpsertMailSettingParams) error
func (*Queries) UpsertMfaEnrollment ¶
func (q *Queries) UpsertMfaEnrollment(ctx context.Context, arg UpsertMfaEnrollmentParams) (int64, error)
============================ The second factor ============================ A fresh enrolment, or the replacement of an unconfirmed one. An armed enrolment matches nothing - zero rows is the "disable first, with the password" refusal - so a stolen session cannot quietly swap the secret out from under the real authenticator.
func (*Queries) UpsertOauthGrant ¶
func (q *Queries) UpsertOauthGrant(ctx context.Context, arg UpsertOauthGrantParams) (pgtype.UUID, error)
One live grant per person and app: a fresh consent is the newest answer and replaces the scopes, rather than accumulating every set ever agreed to.
func (*Queries) UpsertRuleOccurrence ¶
func (q *Queries) UpsertRuleOccurrence(ctx context.Context, arg UpsertRuleOccurrenceParams) error
The RELATIVE_DATE trigger's occurrences (automation.md §1.1). The reminder's shape: a row per (rule, entry) saying when this rule owes that entry a run, moved when the anchor moves and gone when the anchor is cleared. Writes or moves the moment one rule owes for one entry.
An upsert rather than a delete-then-insert, because "the due date moved" is one fact: two statements would leave a window in which the tenant owed nothing, and a pass committing in that window would answer the wrong next moment.
func (*Queries) UpsertVoiceSetting ¶
func (q *Queries) UpsertVoiceSetting(ctx context.Context, arg UpsertVoiceSettingParams) error
func (*Queries) WalkAuditEntries ¶
func (q *Queries) WalkAuditEntries(ctx context.Context, arg WalkAuditEntriesParams) ([]AuditLog, error)
One batch of the trail over a period, oldest first, for a verification or an export.
Ascending, because both callers walk the chain rather than read a screen: the chain is built forwards, and a verifier that met the entries newest first would have to hold the whole period in memory before it could check the first link.
Ordered by `seq`, which is what the chain is built over - **not** by `occurred_at`. Every caller takes its own clock reading before it queues for the chain's lock, so two entries can carry timestamps in the opposite order to their sequence numbers. A walk in timestamp order then meets the chain out of order and reports a hash mismatch and a screenful of gaps for a trail that is perfectly intact. The period still selects by `occurred_at` - that is what an operator asks for, and it is what prunes the partitions - and only the order changes.
Its own statement rather than a direction parameter on the list. A direction that decides an ORDER BY is either two statements behind one name or a string somebody assembles, and the second of those is what rule 9 forbids.
func (*Queries) WebhookDeliveries ¶
func (q *Queries) WebhookDeliveries(ctx context.Context, arg WebhookDeliveriesParams) ([]WebhookDelivery, error)
One subscription's attempts, newest first, optionally narrowed to one outcome - DEAD_LETTER is the one an operator usually wants. The cursor is the identifier, which is time-ordered.
func (*Queries) WebhookSubscriptionExists ¶
func (*Queries) WebhookSubscriptionsSealedNotUnder ¶
func (q *Queries) WebhookSubscriptionsSealedNotUnder(ctx context.Context, keyID *string) ([]WebhookSubscriptionsSealedNotUnderRow, error)
The rows a re-seal visits (ADR-0045): a subscription whose current or previous secret names a key other than the current one. Both, because a grace that outlives a rotation is still a secret the verifier has to open.
func (*Queries) WorkItemSubtreeIDs ¶
Every identifier in one item's subtree, the item included, oldest path first.
Read before a hard delete rather than derived from it: each row that goes needs a tombstone and a journal entry of its own (offline-sync.md §7, data-retention.md §5), and a cascade that removed them silently would leave a device free to recreate a purged entry on its next push.
func (*Queries) WorkItemTypes ¶
The type of each entry among ids, and nothing else: what a collection hides of an entry depends on the levels above it (domain-model.md §2), and a page of entries asks for every ancestor on it in this one statement rather than reading whole rows. An identifier of another tenant is absent, by the predicate and by row level security.
func (*Queries) WorkspaceLeaving ¶
Whether the transaction's workspace is pending deletion: placing a hold asks it after the exclusive hold lock (data-protection.md §5).
func (*Queries) WorkspaceOwnerPaths ¶
func (q *Queries) WorkspaceOwnerPaths(ctx context.Context) ([]WorkspaceOwnerPathsRow, error)
Every way a person holds OWNER on the workspace: a grant of their own, or a grant to a group they are in. Only a person who can act counts - a USER, active or restricted, not deleted - so an invitation never redeemed or an erased account does not keep the workspace administered. One row per grant and account; the tenant boundary is the transaction's (ADR-0010).
type QueryTenantsParams ¶
type QueryTenantsRow ¶
type QueryTenantsRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
Slug string
DisplayName string
Status string
DefaultLocale string
DefaultTimeZone string
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
PurgeAfter pgtype.Timestamptz
PasswordOpenedUntil pgtype.Timestamptz
PasswordOpenedRequester string
PasswordOpenedReason string
LegalHold bool
PurgeStartedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
PlanName string
Version int32
ExternalReference string
}
type QuotaReached ¶
type ReadChangesAfterParams ¶
type ReadChangesAfterRow ¶
type RecentMailReceiptsRow ¶
type RecordActivityParams ¶
type RecordAiNoticeParams ¶
type RecordAiNoticeParams struct {
AccountID pgtype.UUID
NoticedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type RecordAuditAnchorParams ¶
type RecordAutomationRuleCheckParams ¶
type RecordAutomationRuleCheckParams struct {
Findings []byte
At pgtype.Timestamptz
ID pgtype.UUID
}
type RecordBackupVerificationParams ¶
type RecordBackupVerificationParams struct {
VerifiedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
VerifyOk *bool
ID pgtype.UUID
}
type RecordChangeParams ¶
type RecordCollectionMilestoneParams ¶
type RecordCollectionMilestoneParams struct {
CollectionID pgtype.UUID
ReachedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type RecordDeletionsParams ¶
type RecordHubMilestoneParams ¶
type RecordHubMilestoneParams struct {
HubID pgtype.UUID
ReachedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type RecordMfaStepParams ¶
type RecordMfaStepParams struct {
Step *int64
Now pgtype.Timestamptz
AccountID pgtype.UUID
}
type RecordPlatformDeliveryAttemptParams ¶
type RecordPlatformDeliveryAttemptParams struct {
Attempt int32
Status string
ResponseStatus *int32
ErrorCode *string
NextAttemptAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Now pgtype.Timestamptz
ID pgtype.UUID
}
type RecordPlatformSubscriptionOutcomeParams ¶
type RecordPlatformSubscriptionOutcomeParams struct {
DeliveredAt pgtype.Timestamptz
LastError *string
ID pgtype.UUID
}
type RecordRuleFailureParams ¶
type RecordRuleFailureParams struct {
Code *string
At pgtype.Timestamptz
ID pgtype.UUID
}
type RecordStepUpParams ¶
type RecordSuggestionParams ¶
type RecordSyncOpParams ¶
type RecordTombstonesParams ¶
type RecordTombstonesParams struct {
Entity string
DeletedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
PurgeAfter pgtype.Timestamptz
EntityIds []pgtype.UUID
}
type RecoveredErasureCasesRow ¶
type RecoveredErasureCasesRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
SubjectAccountID pgtype.UUID
SubjectEmail *string
ErasureMode *string
ReceivedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
DueAt pgtype.Timestamptz
CompletedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
HandledBy pgtype.UUID
Notes *string
OriginalDueAt pgtype.Timestamptz
ExtensionReason *string
InformedOn pgtype.Date
ErasedAccounts []pgtype.UUID
}
type RecoveredLegalHoldsRow ¶
type RecurrenceRule ¶
type RecurrenceRule struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
SourceItemID pgtype.UUID
Rrule string
TimeZone string
Mode string
HorizonDays int32
EndsAt pgtype.Timestamptz
MaxCount *int32
LastMaterializedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Version int32
UpdatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type RedeemInvitationParams ¶
type RedeemInvitationParams struct {
PasswordHash *string
Now pgtype.Timestamptz
ID pgtype.UUID
}
type RefuseJobParams ¶
type RefuseJobParams struct {
Now pgtype.Timestamptz
LastError *string
LastErrorParams []byte
ID pgtype.UUID
Lease pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type RehashPasswordParams ¶
type ReleaseLegalHoldParams ¶
type RemoveGroupMemberParams ¶
type RemoveItemLabelParams ¶
type RemoveItemMemberParams ¶
type RemovePlanParams ¶
type RemoveTemplateParams ¶
type RenameAccountParams ¶
type RenameAccountParams struct {
DisplayName string
UpdatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
ID pgtype.UUID
}
type RenamePasskeyParams ¶
type RepeatJobParams ¶
type RepeatJobParams struct {
RunAt pgtype.Timestamptz
ID pgtype.UUID
Lease pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type RequestTenantDeletionParams ¶
type RequestTenantDeletionParams struct {
PurgeAfter pgtype.Timestamptz
Now pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type ResealMailboxParams ¶
type RestoreDrillMarker ¶
type RestoreDrillMarker struct {
RunID string
Seq int16
WrittenAt pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type RestoreRun ¶
type RestoreRun struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TargetID pgtype.UUID
SourceArchive string
// The tenant that asked for the restore, and the one the row is visible in (RLS).
TenantID pgtype.UUID
Mode string
ConflictRule string
Selection []byte
DryRun bool
SafetyBackupRunID pgtype.UUID
Status string
Report []byte
RequestedBy pgtype.UUID
ApprovedBy pgtype.UUID
StartedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
FinishedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
ErrorCode *string
// The tenant being restored into. Differs from tenant_id only for NEW_TENANT, and is NULL for an instance restore.
TargetTenantID pgtype.UUID
CreateSafetyBackup bool
Progress []byte
}
type RestrictedPeopleRow ¶
type ResumePausedAutomationRuleParams ¶
type ResumePausedAutomationRuleParams struct {
NextRunAt pgtype.Timestamptz
At pgtype.Timestamptz
ID pgtype.UUID
}
type RetentionCandidatesByArchivedAtParams ¶
type RetentionCandidatesByArchivedAtParams struct {
Cutoff pgtype.Timestamptz
OwnChain bool
RuleID pgtype.UUID
AfterAt pgtype.Timestamptz
AfterID pgtype.UUID
Batch int32
}
type RetentionCandidatesByCompletedAtParams ¶
type RetentionCandidatesByCompletedAtParams struct {
Cutoff pgtype.Timestamptz
AfterAt pgtype.Timestamptz
AfterID pgtype.UUID
Batch int32
}
type RetentionCandidatesByDeletedAtParams ¶
type RetentionCandidatesByDeletedAtParams struct {
Cutoff pgtype.Timestamptz
OwnChain bool
RuleID pgtype.UUID
AfterAt pgtype.Timestamptz
AfterID pgtype.UUID
Batch int32
}
type RetentionCursor ¶
type RetentionMarkedItemsDueParams ¶
type RetentionMarkedItemsDueParams struct {
Now pgtype.Timestamptz
AfterAt pgtype.Timestamptz
AfterID pgtype.UUID
Batch int32
}
type RetentionPolicy ¶
type RetentionRule ¶
type RetentionRule struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
ScopeKind string
ScopeID pgtype.UUID
DataKind string
Condition *string
RetainDays int32
Action string
ThenAfterDays *int32
ThenAction *string
GraceDays int32
Notify []byte
Justification *string
Enabled bool
ExportTargetID pgtype.UUID
CreatedBy pgtype.UUID
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
UpdatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Version int32
LastFailureCode *string
LastFailureAt pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type RetentionRun ¶
type RetryJobParams ¶
type RetryJobParams struct {
RunAt pgtype.Timestamptz
LastError *string
ID pgtype.UUID
Lease pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type RevokeAccessTokenParams ¶
type RevokeAccessTokenParams struct {
RevokedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
ID pgtype.UUID
}
type RevokeAllSessionsForAccountParams ¶
type RevokeAllSessionsForAccountParams struct {
RevokedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
AccountID pgtype.UUID
}
type RevokeCalendarFeedParams ¶
type RevokeCalendarFeedParams struct {
RevokedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
ID pgtype.UUID
}
type RevokeConsentParams ¶
type RevokeConsentParams struct {
RevokedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Purpose string
AccountID pgtype.UUID
}
type RevokeGrantSessionsParams ¶
type RevokeGrantSessionsParams struct {
RevokedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
GrantID pgtype.UUID
}
type RevokeOauthGrantParams ¶
type RevokeSessionParams ¶
type RevokeSessionsOfStaleDevicesParams ¶
type RevokeSessionsOfStaleDevicesParams struct {
Now pgtype.Timestamptz
Cutoff pgtype.Timestamptz
Batch int32
}
type RotateRefreshTokenParams ¶
type RotateRefreshTokenParams struct {
RotatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
ID pgtype.UUID
}
type RuleOccurrence ¶
type RuleRun ¶
type RuleRun struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
RuleID pgtype.UUID
EventID pgtype.UUID
Status string
ConditionResults []byte
ActionResults []byte
ErrorCode *string
StartedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
FinishedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
CausationDepth int32
Trigger string
TriggeredBy pgtype.UUID
SubjectID pgtype.UUID
Occasion *string
}
type RulesByTriggerKindRow ¶
type RulesByTriggerKindRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
ScopeType string
ScopeID pgtype.UUID
Name string
Enabled bool
RunAs pgtype.UUID
Trigger []byte
Conditions []byte
Actions []byte
Throttle []byte
OnError string
FailureCount int32
CreatedBy pgtype.UUID
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
UpdatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
DeletedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Version int32
NextRunAt pgtype.Timestamptz
InboundRotatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Findings []byte
CheckedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type RulesForEventTypeRow ¶
type RulesForEventTypeRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
ScopeType string
ScopeID pgtype.UUID
Name string
Enabled bool
RunAs pgtype.UUID
Trigger []byte
Conditions []byte
Actions []byte
Throttle []byte
OnError string
FailureCount int32
CreatedBy pgtype.UUID
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
UpdatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
DeletedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Version int32
NextRunAt pgtype.Timestamptz
InboundRotatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Findings []byte
CheckedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type ScheduledJobBacklogParams ¶
type ScheduledJobBacklogParams struct {
Kind string
Now pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type SealMediaObjectParams ¶
type Session ¶
type Session struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
AccountID pgtype.UUID
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
LastSeenAt pgtype.Timestamptz
UserAgent *string
IpClass *string
ExpiresAt pgtype.Timestamptz
RevokedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
StepUpTokenHash []byte
StepUpAt pgtype.Timestamptz
StepUpMethod *string
StepUpConsumedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
GrantID pgtype.UUID
Scopes []string
SignedInWith *string
HardExpiresAt pgtype.Timestamptz
IdleMinutes *int32
ElevatedUntil pgtype.Timestamptz
SignedInProviderID pgtype.UUID
}
type SessionRefreshToken ¶
type SessionRefreshToken struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
SessionID pgtype.UUID
TokenHash []byte
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
ExpiresAt pgtype.Timestamptz
RotatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type SessionsForAccountParams ¶
type SessionsForAccountParams struct {
AccountID pgtype.UUID
Now pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type SessionsForAccountRow ¶
type SessionsForAccountRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
AccountID pgtype.UUID
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
LastSeenAt pgtype.Timestamptz
UserAgent *string
IpClass *string
ExpiresAt pgtype.Timestamptz
RevokedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
HardExpiresAt pgtype.Timestamptz
IdleMinutes *int32
SignedInWith *string
SignedInProviderID pgtype.UUID
SignedInProviderName *string
RotationFrom interface{}
}
type SetAccountAvatarParams ¶
type SetAccountPasswordParams ¶
type SetAccountPasswordParams struct {
PasswordHash *string
At pgtype.Timestamptz
AccountID pgtype.UUID
}
type SetAccountStatusParams ¶
type SetAccountStatusParams struct {
Status AccountStatus
UpdatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
ID pgtype.UUID
}
type SetAutomationRuleInboundTokenParams ¶
type SetAutomationRuleInboundTokenParams struct {
TokenHash []byte
RotatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
ID pgtype.UUID
}
type SetAutomationRuleNextRunParams ¶
type SetAutomationRuleNextRunParams struct {
NextRunAt pgtype.Timestamptz
ID pgtype.UUID
}
type SetBackupRunExpiryParams ¶
type SetBackupRunExpiryParams struct {
ExpiresAt pgtype.Timestamptz
ID pgtype.UUID
}
type SetBackupScheduleNextRunParams ¶
type SetBackupScheduleNextRunParams struct {
NextRunAt pgtype.Timestamptz
ID pgtype.UUID
}
type SetBucketDeletedParams ¶
type SetBucketDeletedParams struct {
DeletedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
ID pgtype.UUID
ExpectedVersion int32
}
type SetBucketOrderKeyParams ¶
type SetCommentBodyParams ¶
type SetCommentDeletedParams ¶
type SetContainerArchivedParams ¶
type SetContainerArchivedParams struct {
ArchivedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
UpdatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
ID pgtype.UUID
ExpectedVersion int32
}
type SetContainerRankParams ¶
type SetElement ¶
type SetJobProgressParams ¶
type SetJobProgressParams struct {
Progress float32
ID pgtype.UUID
Lease pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type SetJumbleIntakeTokenParams ¶
type SetJumbleIntakeTokenParams struct {
TokenHash []byte
RotatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type SetLabelDeletedParams ¶
type SetLabelDeletedParams struct {
DeletedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
ID pgtype.UUID
ExpectedVersion int32
}
type SetLabelRestoredParams ¶
type SetMailboxCheckedParams ¶
type SetMailboxCheckedParams struct {
CheckedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Failure *string
FailingSince pgtype.Timestamptz
ID pgtype.UUID
}
type SetProviderWithdrawalParams ¶
type SetProviderWithdrawalParams struct {
WithdrawAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Now pgtype.Timestamptz
ID pgtype.UUID
}
type SetProviderWithdrawalRow ¶
type SetProviderWithdrawalRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
Issuer string
ClientID string
DisplayName string
Kind string
Provisioning string
Position int32
AllowedEmailDomains []string
AllowedDirectories []string
Enabled bool
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
UpdatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Version int32
WithdrawAt pgtype.Timestamptz
NewcomerRole *MembershipRole
NewcomerGroupID pgtype.UUID
OfferedWorkspaces int32
}
type SetRedemptionTokenParams ¶
type SetRedemptionTokenParams struct {
TokenHash []byte
ExpiresAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Now pgtype.Timestamptz
ID pgtype.UUID
}
type SetReminderFireAtParams ¶
type SetReminderFireAtParams struct {
FireAt pgtype.Timestamptz
ID pgtype.UUID
}
type SetReminderStateParams ¶
type SetTemplateDeletedParams ¶
type SetTemplateDeletedParams struct {
DeletedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
ID pgtype.UUID
ExpectedVersion int32
}
type SetTenantOwnAiBudgetParams ¶
type SetTenantOwnAiBudgetParams struct {
Tokens *int64
Now pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type SetTenantPlanParams ¶
type SetTenantPlanParams struct {
PlanID pgtype.UUID
Now pgtype.Timestamptz
Version int32
}
type SetTenantQuotasParams ¶
type SetTenantQuotasParams struct {
Quotas []byte
Now pgtype.Timestamptz
ExpectedVersion int32
}
type SetTenantReferenceParams ¶
type SetTenantReferenceParams struct {
ExternalReference *string
Now pgtype.Timestamptz
Version int32
}
type SetTenantStatusParams ¶
type SetTenantStatusParams struct {
NextStatus TenantStatus
PurgeAfter pgtype.Timestamptz
Now pgtype.Timestamptz
ExpectedStatus TenantStatus
}
type SetWorkItemArchivedParams ¶
type SetWorkItemArchivedParams struct {
ArchivedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
UpdatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
ID pgtype.UUID
ExpectedVersion int32
}
type SetWorkItemCompletionParams ¶
type SetWorkItemCompletionParams struct {
IsCompleted bool
CompletedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
CompletedBy pgtype.UUID
UpdatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
ID pgtype.UUID
ExpectedVersion int32
}
type SetWorkItemCoverParams ¶
type SetWorkItemDueDateParams ¶
type SetWorkItemDueDateParams struct {
DueAt pgtype.Timestamptz
DueDateOnly *bool
DueTimeZone *string
UpdatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
ID pgtype.UUID
ExpectedVersion int32
}
type SetWorkItemOriginParams ¶
type SetWorkspaceStructureParams ¶
type SetWorkspaceStructureParams struct {
Structure []byte
UpdatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
ExpectedVersion int32
}
type SettleJumbleEntryParams ¶
type SharedItemsInCollectionParams ¶
type SharedItemsInCollectionParams struct {
}
type SnapshotBucketsParams ¶
type SnapshotCommentsParams ¶
type SnapshotCommentsRow ¶
type SnapshotCommentsRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
ItemID pgtype.UUID
AuthorID pgtype.UUID
ParentCommentID pgtype.UUID
Body string
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
EditedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
DeletedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Version int32
Kind string
SystemCode *string
SystemParams []byte
CollectionID pgtype.UUID
}
type SnapshotContainersRow ¶
type SnapshotContainersRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
Type ContainerType
ParentID pgtype.UUID
Name string
Description *string
Icon *string
ColorToken *string
OrderKey string
CompletionPolicy string
Structure string
AutoAssignStrategy *string
AutoAssignCandidates []byte
AutoAssignEnabled *bool
ArchivedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
ParentArchivedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
DeletedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
TrashBatchID pgtype.UUID
CreatedBy pgtype.UUID
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
UpdatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Version int32
Private bool
Handle *string
}
type SnapshotLabelsParams ¶
type SnapshotRecurrenceRulesRow ¶
type SnapshotRecurrenceRulesRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
SourceItemID pgtype.UUID
Rrule string
TimeZone string
Mode string
HorizonDays int32
EndsAt pgtype.Timestamptz
MaxCount *int32
LastMaterializedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
UpdatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Version int32
CollectionID pgtype.UUID
}
type SnapshotRemindersParams ¶
type SnapshotRemindersRow ¶
type SnapshotSetElementsRow ¶
type SnapshotTemplatesParams ¶
type SnapshotTemplatesRow ¶
type SnapshotWorkItemsParams ¶
type SnapshotWorkItemsRow ¶
type SnapshotWorkItemsRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
CollectionID pgtype.UUID
Type ItemType
ParentID pgtype.UUID
Path string
Depth int32
Title string
Amount *string
Notes *string
IsCompleted bool
CompletedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
CompletedBy pgtype.UUID
CompletionCount int32
BucketID pgtype.UUID
OrderKey string
AssigneeID pgtype.UUID
StartAt pgtype.Timestamptz
DueAt pgtype.Timestamptz
DueDateOnly bool
DueTimeZone *string
CoverKind *string
CoverColorToken *string
CoverMediaID pgtype.UUID
CustomFields []byte
ContentLanguage *string
CalendarUid *string
RecurrenceRuleID pgtype.UUID
RecurrenceSourceID pgtype.UUID
OriginJumbleID pgtype.UUID
RetentionPendingUntil pgtype.Timestamptz
RetentionRuleID pgtype.UUID
RetentionAction *string
RetentionBlockedBy *string
ArchivedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
DeletedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
TrashBatchID pgtype.UUID
CreatedBy pgtype.UUID
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
UpdatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Version int32
Number *int64
}
type SoftDeleteAutomationRuleParams ¶
type SoftDeleteAutomationRuleParams struct {
DeletedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
ID pgtype.UUID
}
type SoftDeleteCustomFieldParams ¶
type SoftDeleteCustomFieldParams struct {
DeletedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
ID pgtype.UUID
ExpectedVersion int32
}
type SpendAccountPendingParams ¶
type SpendAccountPendingParams struct {
Now pgtype.Timestamptz
AccountID pgtype.UUID
}
type StampFieldClockParams ¶
type StandingWithdrawalsRow ¶
type StartMfaReplacementParams ¶
type StartMfaReplacementParams struct {
SecretEnc []byte
SecretKeyID *string
SessionID pgtype.UUID
ExpiresAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Now pgtype.Timestamptz
AccountID pgtype.UUID
}
type StartRetentionRunParams ¶
type StartRetentionRunParams struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
DataKind string
StartedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type StructurePreset ¶
type SubscriptionsForEventTypeRow ¶
type SubscriptionsForEventTypeRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
TargetUrl string
EventTypes []string
FilterExpr *string
ScopeType *string
ScopeID pgtype.UUID
SecretEnc []byte
SecretKeyID *string
PreviousSecretEnc []byte
PreviousSecretKeyID *string
PreviousSecretUntil pgtype.Timestamptz
State string
FailureCount int32
LastError *string
DisabledAt pgtype.Timestamptz
CreatedBy pgtype.UUID
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Version int32
}
type SubtreeOfWorkItemParams ¶
type SubtreeOfWorkItemRow ¶
type SubtreeOfWorkItemRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
CollectionID pgtype.UUID
Type ItemType
ParentID pgtype.UUID
Path string
Depth int32
Title string
Amount *string
Notes *string
IsCompleted bool
CompletedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
CompletedBy pgtype.UUID
CompletionCount int32
BucketID pgtype.UUID
OrderKey string
AssigneeID pgtype.UUID
StartAt pgtype.Timestamptz
DueAt pgtype.Timestamptz
DueDateOnly bool
DueTimeZone *string
CoverKind *string
CoverColorToken *string
CoverMediaID pgtype.UUID
CustomFields []byte
ContentLanguage *string
CalendarUid *string
RecurrenceRuleID pgtype.UUID
RecurrenceSourceID pgtype.UUID
OriginJumbleID pgtype.UUID
RetentionPendingUntil pgtype.Timestamptz
RetentionRuleID pgtype.UUID
RetentionAction *string
RetentionBlockedBy *string
ArchivedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
DeletedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
TrashBatchID pgtype.UUID
CreatedBy pgtype.UUID
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
UpdatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Version int32
Number *int64
}
type SupersedePasskeyChallengesParams ¶
type SupersedePasskeyChallengesParams struct {
Now pgtype.Timestamptz
AccountID pgtype.UUID
}
type SupersedePendingParams ¶
type SupersedePendingParams struct {
Now pgtype.Timestamptz
AccountID pgtype.UUID
Purpose string
}
type SyncDevice ¶
type TakeBackKudosParams ¶
type TakeMailboxAuthorizationRow ¶
type TakeMailboxAuthorizationRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
AccountID pgtype.UUID
Provider string
AuthorizeUrl string
TokenUrl string
Scopes []string
ClientID string
Installation bool
Host string
Port int32
LoginHint *string
VerifierEnc []byte
VerifierKeyID string
ClientSecretEnc []byte
ClientSecretKeyID *string
ExpiresAt pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type TakeMediaOrphansParams ¶
type TakeMediaOrphansParams struct {
MarkedBefore pgtype.Timestamptz
Batch int32
}
type TakeMediaOrphansRow ¶
type TallyItemsRow ¶
type Tenant ¶
type Tenant struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
Slug string
DisplayName string
Status TenantStatus
DefaultLocale string
DefaultTimeZone string
Settings []byte
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
UpdatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
DeletedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Version int32
PurgeAfter pgtype.Timestamptz
SyncEpoch int64
PlanID pgtype.UUID
PasswordOpenedUntil pgtype.Timestamptz
PasswordOpenedRequester *string
PasswordOpenedReason *string
StatusBeforeDeletion *TenantStatus
PurgeStartedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
ExternalReference *string
StarterAnsweredAt pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type TenantHost ¶
type TenantHost struct {
TenantID pgtype.UUID
Host string
State string
Verification string
VerifiedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
IsCanonical bool
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type TenantQuotaOverridesRow ¶
type TenantStatus ¶
type TenantStatus string
const ( TenantStatusACTIVE TenantStatus = "ACTIVE" TenantStatusSUSPENDED TenantStatus = "SUSPENDED" TenantStatusPENDINGDELETION TenantStatus = "PENDING_DELETION" )
func (*TenantStatus) Scan ¶
func (e *TenantStatus) Scan(src interface{}) error
type Tombstone ¶
type Tombstone struct {
TenantID pgtype.UUID
Entity string
EntityID pgtype.UUID
DeletedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
PurgeAfter pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type TouchAccessTokenParams ¶
type TouchAccessTokenParams struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
LastUsedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type TouchDeviceParams ¶
type TouchDeviceRow ¶
type TouchSessionParams ¶
type TouchSessionParams struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
LastSeenAt pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type TrashBatchMembersRow ¶
type TrashKeptBelowParams ¶
type TrashKeptBelowRow ¶
type UpdateAccountPreferencesParams ¶
type UpdateAccountPreferencesParams struct {
Locale *string
TimeZone *string
WeekStart *string
Celebrations *bool
OnboardingCompletedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
UpdatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
ID pgtype.UUID
}
type UpdateCustomFieldParams ¶
type UpdateGroupParams ¶
type UpdateIdentityProviderParams ¶
type UpdateIdentityProviderParams struct {
Issuer string
ClientID string
ClientSecretEnc []byte
ClientSecretKeyID *string
DisplayName string
Kind string
Provisioning string
Position int32
AllowedEmailDomains []string
AllowedDirectories []string
NewcomerRole *MembershipRole
NewcomerGroupID pgtype.UUID
Enabled *bool
Now pgtype.Timestamptz
ID pgtype.UUID
}
type UpdateIdentityProviderRow ¶
type UpdateIdentityProviderRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
Issuer string
ClientID string
DisplayName string
Kind string
Provisioning string
Position int32
AllowedEmailDomains []string
AllowedDirectories []string
Enabled bool
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
UpdatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Version int32
WithdrawAt pgtype.Timestamptz
NewcomerRole *MembershipRole
NewcomerGroupID pgtype.UUID
OfferedWorkspaces int32
}
type UpdatePlanParams ¶
type UpdateReminderParams ¶
type UpdateTemplateParams ¶
type UpdateWorkspaceParams ¶
type UpsertAiProviderParams ¶
type UpsertAiProviderRow ¶
type UpsertAiSourceParams ¶
type UpsertAiSourceParams struct {
Source string
OfferedProviderID pgtype.UUID
Now pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type UpsertAuthAttemptParams ¶
type UpsertAuthAttemptParams struct {
SubjectHash []byte
Failures int32
LastFailureAt pgtype.Timestamptz
LockedUntil pgtype.Timestamptz
}
type UpsertErasureKeptParams ¶
type UpsertMailSettingParams ¶
type UpsertOauthGrantParams ¶
type UsageArchive ¶
type UsageRecord ¶
type VoiceAlias ¶
type VoiceSetting ¶
type WalkAuditEntriesParams ¶
type WalkAuditEntriesParams struct {
FromTime pgtype.Timestamptz
ToTime pgtype.Timestamptz
CursorSeq *int64
BatchSize int32
}
type WebauthnCredential ¶
type WebauthnCredential struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
AccountID pgtype.UUID
CredentialID []byte
PublicKey []byte
Algorithm int32
SignCount int64
UserHandle []byte
BackupEligible bool
BackedUp bool
Transports []string
Name string
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
LastUsedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
RpID *string
}
type WebhookDeliveriesParams ¶
type WebhookDelivery ¶
type WebhookSubscription ¶
type WebhookSubscription struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
TargetUrl string
EventTypes []string
FilterExpr *string
SecretEnc []byte
State string
FailureCount int32
CreatedBy pgtype.UUID
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Version int32
SecretKeyID *string
PreviousSecretEnc []byte
PreviousSecretKeyID *string
PreviousSecretUntil pgtype.Timestamptz
LastError *string
DisabledAt pgtype.Timestamptz
ScopeType *string
ScopeID pgtype.UUID
}
type WebhookSubscriptionsSealedNotUnderRow ¶
type WebhookSubscriptionsSealedNotUnderRow struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
TargetUrl string
EventTypes []string
FilterExpr *string
ScopeType *string
ScopeID pgtype.UUID
SecretEnc []byte
SecretKeyID *string
PreviousSecretEnc []byte
PreviousSecretKeyID *string
PreviousSecretUntil pgtype.Timestamptz
State string
FailureCount int32
LastError *string
DisabledAt pgtype.Timestamptz
CreatedBy pgtype.UUID
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Version int32
}
type WorkItem ¶
type WorkItem struct {
ID pgtype.UUID
TenantID pgtype.UUID
CollectionID pgtype.UUID
Type ItemType
ParentID pgtype.UUID
Path string
Depth int32
Title string
Notes *string
IsCompleted bool
CompletedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
CompletedBy pgtype.UUID
BucketID pgtype.UUID
OrderKey string
StartAt pgtype.Timestamptz
DueAt pgtype.Timestamptz
DueDateOnly bool
DueTimeZone *string
AssigneeID pgtype.UUID
CoverKind *string
CoverColorToken *string
CoverMediaID pgtype.UUID
CustomFields []byte
RecurrenceRuleID pgtype.UUID
OriginJumbleID pgtype.UUID
ContentLanguage *string
SearchVector interface{}
ArchivedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
DeletedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
TrashBatchID pgtype.UUID
CreatedBy pgtype.UUID
CreatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
UpdatedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Version int32
CustomFieldRefs []byte
SearchDocument interface{}
DueSoonAnnouncedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
OverdueAnnouncedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
RetentionPendingUntil pgtype.Timestamptz
RetentionRuleID pgtype.UUID
RetentionAction *string
RetentionBlockedBy *string
DeletedByType *string
DeletedByID pgtype.UUID
RecurrenceSourceID pgtype.UUID
SearchConfiguration *string
CalendarUid *string
Amount *string
CompletionCount int32
FlowStartedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
FlowFinishedAt pgtype.Timestamptz
Number *int64
}
type WorkItemTypesRow ¶
Source Files
¶
- Activity.sql.go
- Address.sql.go
- Admin.sql.go
- AiProvider.sql.go
- AiRequest.sql.go
- AiSource.sql.go
- Assignment.sql.go
- Audit.sql.go
- Automation.sql.go
- Backup.sql.go
- BackupExport.sql.go
- BackupImport.sql.go
- BackupRestore.sql.go
- Calendar.sql.go
- Comment.sql.go
- Fields.sql.go
- Figures.sql.go
- Idempotency.sql.go
- Identity.sql.go
- IdentityProvider.sql.go
- Import.sql.go
- InstallationPreset.sql.go
- Instance.sql.go
- Job.sql.go
- Jumble.sql.go
- Kudos.sql.go
- Lifecycle.sql.go
- MailIntake.sql.go
- Media.sql.go
- Meta.sql.go
- Milestones.sql.go
- Notification.sql.go
- Oauth.sql.go
- Outbox.sql.go
- Partitions.sql.go
- Passkey.sql.go
- Password.sql.go
- Plan.sql.go
- PlatformEvent.sql.go
- PlatformSubscription.sql.go
- Preset.sql.go
- Privacy.sql.go
- Quota.sql.go
- QuotaReached.sql.go
- Recurrence.sql.go
- Reminder.sql.go
- Retention.sql.go
- Sealing.sql.go
- Search.sql.go
- Session.sql.go
- Settings.sql.go
- Starter.sql.go
- Structure.sql.go
- Suggestion.sql.go
- Sync.sql.go
- Template.sql.go
- Tenant.sql.go
- Trash.sql.go
- Usage.sql.go
- View.sql.go
- Voice.sql.go
- Webhook.sql.go
- Work.sql.go
- db.go
- models.go