pub fn WITH(&mut self, query: Query, alias: &str) -> &mut Self {
        let declared_query = DeclaredQuery{
                name: alias.into(),
                fields: vec![],
                query: query,
                is_recursive: false,
            };
        self.query.declared_query.push(declared_query);
        self
    }
/// if the database support CTE declareted query i.e WITH,
/// then this query will be declared
/// if database doesn't support WITH queries, then this query will be
/// wrapped in the from_query
/// build a builder for this
if the database support CTE declareted query i.e WITH,
then this query will be declared
if database doesn't support WITH queries, then this query will be
wrapped in the from_query
build a builder for this
if the database support CTE declareted query i . e WITH then this query will be declared if database doesn ' t support WITH queries then this query will be wrapped in the from_query build a builder for this
pub fn WITH(&mut self, query: Query, alias: &str) -> &mut Self {
        let declared_query = DeclaredQuery{
                name: alias.into(),
                fields: vec![],
                query: query,
                is_recursive: false,
            };
        self.query.declared_query.push(declared_query);
        self
    }
pub fn WITH ( & mut self , query : Query , alias : & str ) -> & mut Self { let declared_query = DeclaredQuery { name : alias . into ( ) , fields : vec ! [ ] , query : query , is_recursive : false , } ; self . query . declared_query . push ( declared_query ) ; self }
if the database support CTE declareted query i.e WITH,
then this query will be declared
if database doesn't support WITH queries, then this query will be
wrapped in the from_query
build a builder for this
if the database support CTE declareted query i . e WITH then this query will be declared if database doesn ' t support WITH queries then this query will be wrapped in the from_query build a builder for this
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