I just started go programming.
In Go, I used gorp.v1 with lib pq, since my database is Postgres. I have written a Postgres function and call it from gorp and libpq. The function returns multiple rows. But when I call it from grop dbmap it returns only one row.
Below is the code sample:
rowData := []*RoadData{}
_, err := db.PgMap.Select(&rowData, "SELECT * FROM pgr_roadDataCost(1000, 'roadnetwork',lattitidue1,logitude1,lattitidue2,logitude2)")
When I print rowData
, it contains only one row, but actually there are multiple rows.
There is a SelectOne method :
var roadData RoadData
err := db.PgMap.SelectOne(&roadData, "SELECT * FROM pgr_roadDataCost(1000, 'roadnetwork',lattitidue1,logitude1,lattitidue2,logitude2)")
If your query returns only one row, you can use db.QueryRow:
db.QueryRow("select name from users where id = ?", 1).Scan(&name)