Package org.labkey.remoteapi.query
package org.labkey.remoteapi.query
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ClassDescriptionBaseQueryCommand<ResponseType extends CommandResponse>Common methods implemented by SelectRowsCommand and ExecuteSqlCommandRepresents a container filter that can be used with the
ExecuteSqlCommandand theSelectRowsCommand.Command for deleting rows from a read-write schema.Command for executing arbitrary LabKey SQL.Represents a filter definition for a queryCommand for obtaining the list of queries available within a given schema.Represents the response from a GetQueriesCommand.Command for obtaining the list of queries available within a given schema.Represents the response from a GetQueriesCommand.Command to obtain the list of schemas available in a given folder path.Represents the response of a GetSchemasCommand.Import data in bulk from a text, local file, or a file contained within a module on the LabKey Server.Command for inserting rows into a table in a read-write schema.Command for moving rows from a compatible schema table.Provides a format-neutral way of obtaining a row's value.Provides an iterable interface over the response rows that hides the differences between the simple and extended response formats.Base class for commands that make changes to rows exposed from a given query in a given schema.Response object used for commands that derive from SaveRowsCommand.Command for selecting data from any LabKey schema/query exposed on the server identified by the Connection object supplied to theCommand.execute(org.labkey.remoteapi.Connection, String)method.The command response class returned from theCommand.execute(org.labkey.remoteapi.Connection, String)method.An enumeration of the possible column data typesRepresents a particular sort order entry, which consists of a column name and an optional directionCommand for executing arbitrary LabKey SQL.Command for truncating a table from a read-write schema.Response object used for commands that derive from TruncateTableCommand.Command for updating rows into a table in a read-write schema.