This tracks the number of SQL operations that have been performed, along with which table they were performed on (where possible).

INSERT, DELETE and UPDATE operations act on one table only, so we can tally the number of each that are performed on each table (indexed by a TableName). SELECT operations can act on multiple tables, so we just track the total number of selects.

If required, SQLOperationCounts can be constructed using Monoid, added using Semigroup, and subtracted using subtractCounts.

We use non-negative Naturals as a tally since a negative number of operations makes no sense.

The name of a table, optionally qualified with a schema.

Subtract one set of counts from another. Note that the results are all still Naturals, so will all be non-negative.

Print an SQLOperationCounts to stdout using prettyCounts. For less verbose output, see printCountsBrief.

Print an SQLOperationCounts to stdout using prettyCountsBrief. For more verbose output, see printCounts.

Render an SQLOperationCounts using prettyCounts. For less verbose output, see renderCountsBrief.

For more control over how the Doc gets rendered, use renderStyle with a custom style.

Render an SQLOperationCounts using prettyCountsBrief. For more verbose output, see renderCounts.

For more control over how the Doc gets rendered, use renderStyle with a custom style.

Pretty-print an SQLOperationCounts using Text.PrettyPrint. For each Map, we'll print one line for each table. For less verbose output, see prettyCountsBrief.

This is also the implementation of pPrint for SQLOperationCounts.

Pretty-print an SQLOperationCounts using Text.PrettyPrint. For each Map, we'll print just the sum of the counts. For more verbose output, see prettyCounts.