feat(purchasae): added team with category parent and central

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efrilm
2026-08-11 21:00:39 +07:00
parent a230199ce0
commit 9ae5be2c33
18 changed files with 566 additions and 32 deletions
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DROP INDEX IF EXISTS idx_purchase_orders_team_scope;
DROP INDEX IF EXISTS idx_purchase_orders_team_category_id;
ALTER TABLE purchase_orders
DROP CONSTRAINT IF EXISTS chk_purchase_orders_team;
ALTER TABLE purchase_orders
DROP CONSTRAINT IF EXISTS fk_purchase_orders_team_category;
ALTER TABLE purchase_orders
DROP COLUMN IF EXISTS team_category_id,
DROP COLUMN IF EXISTS team_scope;
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-- A purchase is charged either to a team (a parent product category) or to Pusat.
-- Pusat has no category of its own, so it is stored as a scope rather than a row;
-- which outlet's Pusat it is comes from purchase_orders.outlet_id.
-- team_scope IS NULL means the team was never chosen, which is deliberately
-- distinct from a purchase that belongs to Pusat.
ALTER TABLE purchase_orders
ADD COLUMN IF NOT EXISTS team_scope VARCHAR(20),
ADD COLUMN IF NOT EXISTS team_category_id UUID;
ALTER TABLE purchase_orders
ADD CONSTRAINT fk_purchase_orders_team_category
FOREIGN KEY (team_category_id) REFERENCES categories(id) ON DELETE RESTRICT;
-- Deleting a category that is still charged on a purchase order must fail rather
-- than silently drop the attribution, hence RESTRICT above and this pairing check.
-- Written as a CASE because an OR chain would evaluate to NULL when team_scope is
-- NULL, and a CHECK only rejects FALSE — a stray team_category_id would slip past.
ALTER TABLE purchase_orders
ADD CONSTRAINT chk_purchase_orders_team
CHECK (
CASE
WHEN team_scope IS NULL THEN team_category_id IS NULL
WHEN team_scope = 'category' THEN team_category_id IS NOT NULL
WHEN team_scope = 'central' THEN team_category_id IS NULL
ELSE false
END
);
CREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS idx_purchase_orders_team_category_id
ON purchase_orders(team_category_id);
CREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS idx_purchase_orders_team_scope
ON purchase_orders(team_scope);