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beam-postgres Database.Beam.Postgres No documentation available.
PgPoint :: Double -> Double -> PgPointbeam-postgres Database.Beam.Postgres No documentation available.
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beam-postgres Database.Beam.Postgres No documentation available.
PgPolygon :: NonEmpty PgPoint -> PgPolygonbeam-postgres Database.Beam.Postgres No documentation available.
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beam-postgres Database.Beam.Postgres A range of a given Haskell type (represented by a) stored as a given Postgres Range Type (represented by n). A reasonable example might be Range PgInt8Range Int64. This represents a range of Haskell Int64 values stored as a range of bigint in Postgres.
PgRange :: PgRangeBound a -> PgRangeBound a -> PgRange n abeam-postgres Database.Beam.Postgres No documentation available.
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beam-postgres Database.Beam.Postgres Represents a single bound on a Range. A bound always has a type, but may not have a value (the absense of a value represents unbounded).
PgRangeBound :: PgBoundType -> Maybe a -> PgRangeBound abeam-postgres Database.Beam.Postgres No documentation available.
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beam-postgres Database.Beam.Postgres The type of Postgres regular expressions. Only a HasSqlValueSyntax instance is supplied, because you won't need to be reading these back from the database. If you're generating regexes dynamically, then use pgRegex_ to convert a string expression into a regex one.
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beam-postgres Database.Beam.Postgres No documentation available.