Data API Reference: delete¶
Syntax¶
Key | Required | Schema | Description |
---|---|---|---|
table | true | TableName | Name of the table |
where | true | BoolExp | Count only the rows where this expression holds true |
returning | false | PGColumn array | Return these columns of the deleted rows |
Response¶
Key | Always present | Schema | Description |
---|---|---|---|
affected_rows | true | Integer | The number of rows which are affected by the query |
returning | false | Object array | An array of objects, one per affected row, containing the columns specified in the returning field |
Description¶
delete
deletes rows that satisfy the "where"
condition from the specified table.
The optional "returning"
key causes delete
to return value(s) based on each row actually deleted. However, you cannot request relationships in returning
.
You must have delete
permission on the table. You must also have select
permission on all the columns used in "where"
and "returning"
.
On successful completion, an delete
operation returns the number of rows deleted. If the delete
operation contains "returning"
, the result will include a key "returning"
whose value will be similar to that of a select
operation with the columns in the returning
list, over the row(s) deleted by the operation.
Example¶
Delete all articles with rating less than 1
curl "$HASURADB_URL/v1/query"
-X POST
-H "Authorization: auth_code"
-H "Content-Type: application/json"
-d '{ "type" : "delete",
"args" : {
"table" : "article",
"where" : { "rating" : { "$lt" : 1 } },
"returning" : ["id"]
}
}'
The response looks like:
{
"affected_rows" : 2,
"returning" : [
{ "id" : 21 },
{ "id" : 9 }
]
}
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