Returns null for the methods: getUserData and getEntryData, both of which is returned when we cannot find the specified username / entry_id in the given bill.
Added a SQL Script that generates a sample bill table, can be modified so that we can use this to append the information to any bill table we wish. Now, running this script creates a table called bill_999 and it contains some of the example entries that I have created. This can be used for demonstration purposes.
The data that will be generated is shown in the picture below:
Modifications (As of November 28), Part 2:
Modified MySQLDatabaseGateway so that it incorporates another version of most functionalities, but dedicated for the splitEntry version.
Added a QuerySplitEntryData class that is used specifically for split entries
Made QuerySplitEntryData and QueryEntryData both inherit from QueryEntry, which fixes some code smell
Fixed some small typos and some parts where I actually called INSERT INTO bill_{user_id}{split_bill_id}
Updated split bill data structure:
Now: All of the split bill will have the bill name being
bill_{user_id}_{split_bill_id}
And for the table structure, it is the same as previously defined.
Modifications:
nullfor the methods:getUserDataandgetEntryData, both of which is returned when we cannot find the specified username / entry_id in the given bill.bill_999and it contains some of the example entries that I have created. This can be used for demonstration purposes.The data that will be generated is shown in the picture below:
Modifications (As of November 28), Part 2:
MySQLDatabaseGatewayso that it incorporates another version of most functionalities, but dedicated for thesplitEntryversion.QuerySplitEntryDataclass that is used specifically for split entriesQuerySplitEntryDataandQueryEntryDataboth inherit fromQueryEntry, which fixes some code smellINSERT INTO bill_{user_id}{split_bill_id}Updated split bill data structure: Now: All of the split bill will have the bill name being
bill_{user_id}_{split_bill_id}And for the table structure, it is the same as previously defined.