PKGBUILD/pkg/repository/postgres/dml/selectSensorByID.sql

SELECT
  sensor_id,
  sensor_name,
  sensor_location,
  wire_id,
  i2c_bus,
  i2c_address,
  gpio_number,
  sensor_model,
  sensor_enabled,
  tick_duration,
  device_id,
  creation_date,
  update_date
FROM
  sensors
WHERE
  sensor_id = $1
ORDER BY
  sensor_name ASC;
feat(pkg/db): postgres database 2019-08-20 19:37:45 +00:00			`SELECT`
			`sensor_id,`
			`sensor_name,`
			`sensor_location,`
			`wire_id,`
			`i2c_bus,`
			`i2c_address,`
			`gpio_number,`
			`sensor_model,`
			`sensor_enabled,`
fix: add postgres backend changes: - Add postgres backend - Modified or added table attributes. UpdateDate, ForeignKeys, Booleans - Fix test for sqlite and postgres. Compare json instead the struct. 2020-06-01 20:36:57 +00:00			`tick_duration,`
feat(pkg/db): postgres database 2019-08-20 19:37:45 +00:00			`device_id,`
fix: add postgres backend changes: - Add postgres backend - Modified or added table attributes. UpdateDate, ForeignKeys, Booleans - Fix test for sqlite and postgres. Compare json instead the struct. 2020-06-01 20:36:57 +00:00			`creation_date,`
			`update_date`
feat(pkg/db): postgres database 2019-08-20 19:37:45 +00:00			`FROM`
			`sensors`
			`WHERE`
fix: postgres columns with timezone Add timezone for the columns creation_date and update_date, otherwise it's difficult to compare the times correctly in the unit test. Furthermore the default value of the creation_date will now be defined by the postgres implementation of the database interface. 2020-10-07 21:38:27 +00:00			`sensor_id = $1`
			`ORDER BY`
			`sensor_name ASC;`