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To define and use inserts and updates, you must have a fully defined [repository](/docs/repositories). In this tutorial, we'll be assuming that we have a defined repository for a user model, as it's defined in [this section](/docs/repositories.html#define-a-repository). To define and use inserts and updates, you must have a fully defined [repository](/docs/repositories). In this tutorial, we'll be assuming that we have a defined repository for a user model, as it's defined in [this section](/docs/repositories.html#define-a-repository).
Executing inserts and updates also require to [set up a connection to your database](/docs/databases). We'll also be assuming that we have a working database connector set up, as it's defined in [this section](/docs/database#pool-connector). Executing inserts and updates also require to [set up a connection to your database](/docs/database). We'll also be assuming that we have a working database connector set up, as it's defined in [this section](/docs/database#pool-connector).
## Insert ## Insert

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To define and use queries, you must have a fully defined [repository](/docs/repositories). In this tutorial, we'll be assuming that we have a defined repository for a user model, as it's defined in [this section](/docs/repositories.html#define-a-repository). To define and use queries, you must have a fully defined [repository](/docs/repositories). In this tutorial, we'll be assuming that we have a defined repository for a user model, as it's defined in [this section](/docs/repositories.html#define-a-repository).
Executing queries also require to [set up a connection to your database](/docs/databases). We'll also be assuming that we have a working database connector set up, as it's defined in [this section](/docs/database#pool-connector). Executing queries also require to [set up a connection to your database](/docs/database). We'll also be assuming that we have a working database connector set up, as it's defined in [this section](/docs/database#pool-connector).
## Query building ## Query building

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To define and use relationships, you must have a fully defined [repository](/docs/repositories). In this tutorial, we'll be assuming that we have a defined repository for a user model, as it's defined in [this section](/docs/repositories.html#define-a-repository). To define and use relationships, you must have a fully defined [repository](/docs/repositories). In this tutorial, we'll be assuming that we have a defined repository for a user model, as it's defined in [this section](/docs/repositories.html#define-a-repository).
Executing queries also require to [set up a connection to your database](/docs/databases). We'll also be assuming that we have a working database connector set up, as it's defined in [this section](/docs/database#pool-connector). Executing queries also require to [set up a connection to your database](/docs/database). We'll also be assuming that we have a working database connector set up, as it's defined in [this section](/docs/database#pool-connector).
## What is a relationship? ## What is a relationship?