select u.id,
u.dept_id,
u.user_name,
u.nick_name,
u.avatar,
u.phonenumber,
u.password,
u.sex,
u.is_lock,
u.deleted,
u.login_ip,
u.login_date,
u.create_by,
u.create_time,
u.remark,
u.original_org_id,
d.dept_id,
d.parent_id,
d.ancestors,
d.dept_name,
d.order_num,
d.leader,
d.status as dept_status,
r.id,
r.role_name,
r.role_key,
r.role_sort,
r.data_scope,
r.status as role_status
from sys_user u
left join sys_dept d on u.dept_id = d.dept_id
left join sys_user_role ur on u.id = ur.user_id
left join sys_role r on r.id = ur.role_id
insert into sys_user(
user_id,
dept_id,
user_name,
nick_name,
email,
avatar,
phonenumber,
sex,
password,
status,
create_by,
remark,
create_time
)values(
#{userId},
#{deptId},
#{userName},
#{nickName},
#{email},
#{avatar},
#{phonenumber},
#{sex},
#{password},
#{status},
#{createBy},
#{remark},
sysdate()
)
update sys_user
dept_id = #{deptId},
user_name = #{username},
phone = #{phone},
gender = #{gender},
password = #{password},
update_by = #{updateBy},
update_time = sysdate()
where id = #{id}
update sys_user
set status = #{status}
where user_id = #{userId}
update sys_user
set avatar = #{avatar}
where user_name = #{userName}
update sys_user
set password = #{password}
where username = #{userName}
update sys_user
set deleted = '2'
where user_id = #{userId}
update sys_user set deleted= '1' where id in
#{userId}