#include #include #include using std::cout; using std::endl; struct Contract { std::string firstName; std::string lastName; std::string email; }; using namespace sqlite_orm; // beware - put `make_index` before `make_table` cause `sync_schema` is called in reverse order // otherwise you'll receive an exception auto storage = make_storage( "index.sqlite", make_index("idx_contacts_name", &Contract::firstName, &Contract::lastName, where(length(&Contract::firstName) > 2)), make_unique_index("idx_contacts_email", indexed_column(&Contract::email).collate("BINARY").desc()), make_table("contacts", make_column("first_name", &Contract::firstName), make_column("last_name", &Contract::lastName), make_column("email", &Contract::email))); int main(int, char**) { storage.sync_schema(); storage.remove_all(); storage.insert(Contract{ "John", "Doe", "john.doe@sqlitetutorial.net", }); try { storage.insert(Contract{ "Johny", "Doe", "john.doe@sqlitetutorial.net", }); } catch(const std::system_error& e) { cout << e.what() << endl; } std::vector moreContracts = { Contract{ "David", "Brown", "david.brown@sqlitetutorial.net", }, Contract{ "Lisa", "Smith", "lisa.smith@sqlitetutorial.net", }, }; storage.insert_range(moreContracts.begin(), moreContracts.end()); auto lisas = storage.get_all(where(c(&Contract::email) == "lisa.smith@sqlitetutorial.net")); storage.drop_index("idx_contacts_name"); storage.drop_index("idx_contacts_email"); return 0; }