Merge pull request #3 from oracle-samples/callbacks-godoc

godoc added to callbacks

Author: aarrasseayoub01

oracle/create.go

@@ -50,6 +50,22 @@ import (
 	"gorm.io/gorm/schema"
 )
 
+// Create overrides GORM's create callback for Oracle.
+//
+// Behavior:
+//   - If the schema has fields with default DB values and only one row is
+//     being inserted, it builds an INSERT ... RETURNING statement.
+//   - If no RETURNING is needed, it emits a standard INSERT.
+//   - If multiple rows require RETURNING, it builds a PL/SQL block using
+//     FORALL and BULK COLLECT; if an ON CONFLICT clause is present and
+//     resolvable, it emits a MERGE.
+//   - For that last case, it validates Dest (non-nil, non-empty slice with
+//     no nil elements), normalizes bind variables for Oracle, and populates
+//     destinations from OUT parameters.
+//
+// Register with:
+//
+//	db.Callback().Create().Replace("gorm:create", oracle.Create)
 func Create(db *gorm.DB) {
 	if db.Error != nil || db.Statement == nil {
 		return

oracle/delete.go

@@ -49,7 +49,31 @@ import (
 	"gorm.io/gorm/schema"
 )
 
-// Delete callback function for Oracle
+// Delete overrides GORM's delete callback for Oracle.
+//
+// Delete builds a safe, Oracle-compatible DELETE that supports soft deletes,
+// hard deletes, and optional RETURNING of deleted rows.
+//
+// Behavior:
+//   - DELETE safety: checks for missing WHERE conditions and refuses to run
+//     unless AllowGlobalUpdate is set or the WHERE clause has meaningful
+//     conditions.
+//   - Soft delete: if the model has a soft-delete field and Unscoped is false,
+//     it lets GORM emit the UPDATE that marks rows as deleted. If a RETURNING
+//     clause is present with soft delete, it executes via QueryContext so the
+//     returned columns can be scanned.
+//   - Hard delete + RETURNING: it emits a PL/SQL block that performs DELETE …
+//     RETURNING BULK COLLECT INTO, wiring per-row sql.Out destinations so the
+//     deleted rows (or selected columns) can be populated back into the
+//     destination slice.
+//   - Hard delete (no RETURNING): it emits a standard DELETE and executes it
+//     via ExecContext.
+//   - Expressions: it expands WHERE expressions, including IN with slices, and
+//     normalizes bind variables for Oracle.
+//
+// Register with:
+//
+//	db.Callback().Delete().Replace("gorm:delete", oracle.Delete)
 func Delete(db *gorm.DB) {
 	if db.Error != nil || db.Statement == nil {
 		return

oracle/update.go

@@ -50,7 +50,29 @@ import (
 	"gorm.io/gorm/schema"
 )
 
-// Update callback function for Oracle
+// Update overrides GORM's update callback for Oracle.
+//
+// It builds Oracle-compatible UPDATE statements and supports:
+//
+//   - Standard updates without RETURNING using GORM’s default SQL build, with
+//     bind variable conversion for Oracle types.
+//   - Updates with RETURNING, emitting a PL/SQL block that performs
+//     UPDATE … RETURNING BULK COLLECT INTO for multi-row updates,
+//     wiring sql.Out binds for each returned column and row.
+//   - UPDATE safety: checks for missing WHERE conditions and refuses to run
+//     unless AllowGlobalUpdate is set or the WHERE clause has meaningful
+//     conditions (beyond soft-delete filters).
+//   - Primary key WHERE injection when the destination object or slice has
+//     identifiable PK values, to avoid unintended mass updates.
+//   - Soft-delete compatibility: conditions on deleted_at are ignored for the
+//     safety check, but preserved in the WHERE for the actual SQL.
+//
+// For updates with RETURNING, OUT bind results are mapped back into the
+// destination struct or slice using getUpdateReturningValues.
+//
+// Register with:
+//
+//	db.Callback().Update().Replace("gorm:update", oracle.Update)
 func Update(db *gorm.DB) {
 	if db.Error != nil || db.Statement == nil {
 		return