Class BaseCustomerQuery

Base class that represents a query for the 'customer' table.

ModelCriteria

Thelia\Model\om\BaseCustomerQuery

Direct known subclasses

Abstract
Namespace: Thelia\Model\om
Package: propel\generator\Thelia\Model\om
Located at core/lib/Thelia/Model/om/BaseCustomerQuery.php

Methods summary
`public`	# `__construct( string $dbName = 'thelia', string $modelName = 'Thelia\\Model\\Customer', string $modelAlias = null )` Initializes internal state of BaseCustomerQuery object. Initializes internal state of BaseCustomerQuery object. Parameters `$dbName` `string` $dbName The dabase name `$modelName` `string` $modelName The phpName of a model, e.g. 'Book' `$modelAlias` `string` $modelAlias The alias for the model in this query, e.g. 'b'
`public static Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `create( string $modelAlias = null, Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery\|Criteria $criteria = null )` Returns a new CustomerQuery object. Returns a new CustomerQuery object. Parameters `$modelAlias` `string` $modelAlias The alias of a model in the query `$criteria` `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery\|Criteria` $criteria Optional Criteria to build the query from Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`
`public Thelia\Model\Customer\|Thelia\Model\Customer[]\|mixed`	# `findPk( mixed $key, PropelPDO $con = null )` Find object by primary key. Propel uses the instance pool to skip the database if the object exists. Go fast if the query is untouched. Find object by primary key. Propel uses the instance pool to skip the database if the object exists. Go fast if the query is untouched. $obj = $c->findPk(12, $con); Parameters `$key` `mixed` $key Primary key to use for the query `$con` `PropelPDO` $con an optional connection object Returns `Thelia\Model\Customer\|Thelia\Model\Customer[]\|mixed` the result, formatted by the current formatter
`protected Thelia\Model\Customer`	# `findPkSimple( mixed $key, PropelPDO $con )` Find object by primary key using raw SQL to go fast. Bypass doSelect() and the object formatter by using generated code. Find object by primary key using raw SQL to go fast. Bypass doSelect() and the object formatter by using generated code. Parameters `$key` `mixed` $key Primary key to use for the query `$con` `PropelPDO` $con A connection object Returns `Thelia\Model\Customer` A model object, or null if the key is not found Throws `PropelException`
`protected Thelia\Model\Customer\|Thelia\Model\Customer[]\|mixed`	# `findPkComplex( mixed $key, PropelPDO $con )` Find object by primary key. Find object by primary key. Parameters `$key` `mixed` $key Primary key to use for the query `$con` `PropelPDO` $con A connection object Returns `Thelia\Model\Customer\|Thelia\Model\Customer[]\|mixed` the result, formatted by the current formatter
`public PropelObjectCollection\|Thelia\Model\Customer[]\|mixed`	# `findPks( array $keys, PropelPDO $con = null )` Find objects by primary key $objs = $c->findPks(array(12, 56, 832), $con); Find objects by primary key $objs = $c->findPks(array(12, 56, 832), $con); Parameters `$keys` `array` $keys Primary keys to use for the query `$con` `PropelPDO` $con an optional connection object Returns `PropelObjectCollection\|Thelia\Model\Customer[]\|mixed` the list of results, formatted by the current formatter
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `filterByPrimaryKey( mixed $key )` Filter the query by primary key Filter the query by primary key Parameters `$key` `mixed` $key Primary key to use for the query Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery` The current query, for fluid interface
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `filterByPrimaryKeys( array $keys )` Filter the query by a list of primary keys Filter the query by a list of primary keys Parameters `$keys` `array` $keys The list of primary key to use for the query Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery` The current query, for fluid interface
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `filterById( mixed $id = null, string $comparison = null )` Filter the query on the id column Filter the query on the id column Example usage: $query->filterById(1234); // WHERE id = 1234 $query->filterById(array(12, 34)); // WHERE id IN (12, 34) $query->filterById(array('min' => 12)); // WHERE id > 12 Parameters `$id` `mixed` $id The value to use as filter. Use scalar values for equality. Use array values for in_array() equivalent. Use associative array('min' => $minValue, 'max' => $maxValue) for intervals. `$comparison` `string` $comparison Operator to use for the column comparison, defaults to Criteria::EQUAL Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery` The current query, for fluid interface
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `filterByRef( string $ref = null, string $comparison = null )` Filter the query on the ref column Filter the query on the ref column Example usage: $query->filterByRef('fooValue'); // WHERE ref = 'fooValue' $query->filterByRef('%fooValue%'); // WHERE ref LIKE '%fooValue%' Parameters `$ref` `string` $ref The value to use as filter. Accepts wildcards (* and % trigger a LIKE) `$comparison` `string` $comparison Operator to use for the column comparison, defaults to Criteria::EQUAL Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery` The current query, for fluid interface
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `filterByCustomerTitleId( mixed $customerTitleId = null, string $comparison = null )` Filter the query on the customer_title_id column Filter the query on the customer_title_id column Example usage: $query->filterByCustomerTitleId(1234); // WHERE customer_title_id = 1234 $query->filterByCustomerTitleId(array(12, 34)); // WHERE customer_title_id IN (12, 34) $query->filterByCustomerTitleId(array('min' => 12)); // WHERE customer_title_id > 12 Parameters `$customerTitleId` `mixed` $customerTitleId The value to use as filter. Use scalar values for equality. Use array values for in_array() equivalent. Use associative array('min' => $minValue, 'max' => $maxValue) for intervals. `$comparison` `string` $comparison Operator to use for the column comparison, defaults to Criteria::EQUAL Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery` The current query, for fluid interface See `Thelia\Model\om\BaseCustomerQuery::filterByCustomerTitle()`
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `filterByCompany( string $company = null, string $comparison = null )` Filter the query on the company column Filter the query on the company column Example usage: $query->filterByCompany('fooValue'); // WHERE company = 'fooValue' $query->filterByCompany('%fooValue%'); // WHERE company LIKE '%fooValue%' Parameters `$company` `string` $company The value to use as filter. Accepts wildcards (* and % trigger a LIKE) `$comparison` `string` $comparison Operator to use for the column comparison, defaults to Criteria::EQUAL Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery` The current query, for fluid interface
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `filterByFirstname( string $firstname = null, string $comparison = null )` Filter the query on the firstname column Filter the query on the firstname column Example usage: $query->filterByFirstname('fooValue'); // WHERE firstname = 'fooValue' $query->filterByFirstname('%fooValue%'); // WHERE firstname LIKE '%fooValue%' Parameters `$firstname` `string` $firstname The value to use as filter. Accepts wildcards (* and % trigger a LIKE) `$comparison` `string` $comparison Operator to use for the column comparison, defaults to Criteria::EQUAL Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery` The current query, for fluid interface
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `filterByLastname( string $lastname = null, string $comparison = null )` Filter the query on the lastname column Filter the query on the lastname column Example usage: $query->filterByLastname('fooValue'); // WHERE lastname = 'fooValue' $query->filterByLastname('%fooValue%'); // WHERE lastname LIKE '%fooValue%' Parameters `$lastname` `string` $lastname The value to use as filter. Accepts wildcards (* and % trigger a LIKE) `$comparison` `string` $comparison Operator to use for the column comparison, defaults to Criteria::EQUAL Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery` The current query, for fluid interface
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `filterByAddress1( string $address1 = null, string $comparison = null )` Filter the query on the address1 column Filter the query on the address1 column Example usage: $query->filterByAddress1('fooValue'); // WHERE address1 = 'fooValue' $query->filterByAddress1('%fooValue%'); // WHERE address1 LIKE '%fooValue%' Parameters `$address1` `string` $address1 The value to use as filter. Accepts wildcards (* and % trigger a LIKE) `$comparison` `string` $comparison Operator to use for the column comparison, defaults to Criteria::EQUAL Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery` The current query, for fluid interface
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `filterByAddress2( string $address2 = null, string $comparison = null )` Filter the query on the address2 column Filter the query on the address2 column Example usage: $query->filterByAddress2('fooValue'); // WHERE address2 = 'fooValue' $query->filterByAddress2('%fooValue%'); // WHERE address2 LIKE '%fooValue%' Parameters `$address2` `string` $address2 The value to use as filter. Accepts wildcards (* and % trigger a LIKE) `$comparison` `string` $comparison Operator to use for the column comparison, defaults to Criteria::EQUAL Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery` The current query, for fluid interface
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `filterByAddress3( string $address3 = null, string $comparison = null )` Filter the query on the address3 column Filter the query on the address3 column Example usage: $query->filterByAddress3('fooValue'); // WHERE address3 = 'fooValue' $query->filterByAddress3('%fooValue%'); // WHERE address3 LIKE '%fooValue%' Parameters `$address3` `string` $address3 The value to use as filter. Accepts wildcards (* and % trigger a LIKE) `$comparison` `string` $comparison Operator to use for the column comparison, defaults to Criteria::EQUAL Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery` The current query, for fluid interface
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `filterByZipcode( string $zipcode = null, string $comparison = null )` Filter the query on the zipcode column Filter the query on the zipcode column Example usage: $query->filterByZipcode('fooValue'); // WHERE zipcode = 'fooValue' $query->filterByZipcode('%fooValue%'); // WHERE zipcode LIKE '%fooValue%' Parameters `$zipcode` `string` $zipcode The value to use as filter. Accepts wildcards (* and % trigger a LIKE) `$comparison` `string` $comparison Operator to use for the column comparison, defaults to Criteria::EQUAL Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery` The current query, for fluid interface
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `filterByCity( string $city = null, string $comparison = null )` Filter the query on the city column Filter the query on the city column Example usage: $query->filterByCity('fooValue'); // WHERE city = 'fooValue' $query->filterByCity('%fooValue%'); // WHERE city LIKE '%fooValue%' Parameters `$city` `string` $city The value to use as filter. Accepts wildcards (* and % trigger a LIKE) `$comparison` `string` $comparison Operator to use for the column comparison, defaults to Criteria::EQUAL Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery` The current query, for fluid interface
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `filterByCountryId( mixed $countryId = null, string $comparison = null )` Filter the query on the country_id column Filter the query on the country_id column Example usage: $query->filterByCountryId(1234); // WHERE country_id = 1234 $query->filterByCountryId(array(12, 34)); // WHERE country_id IN (12, 34) $query->filterByCountryId(array('min' => 12)); // WHERE country_id > 12 Parameters `$countryId` `mixed` $countryId The value to use as filter. Use scalar values for equality. Use array values for in_array() equivalent. Use associative array('min' => $minValue, 'max' => $maxValue) for intervals. `$comparison` `string` $comparison Operator to use for the column comparison, defaults to Criteria::EQUAL Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery` The current query, for fluid interface
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `filterByPhone( string $phone = null, string $comparison = null )` Filter the query on the phone column Filter the query on the phone column Example usage: $query->filterByPhone('fooValue'); // WHERE phone = 'fooValue' $query->filterByPhone('%fooValue%'); // WHERE phone LIKE '%fooValue%' Parameters `$phone` `string` $phone The value to use as filter. Accepts wildcards (* and % trigger a LIKE) `$comparison` `string` $comparison Operator to use for the column comparison, defaults to Criteria::EQUAL Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery` The current query, for fluid interface
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `filterByCellphone( string $cellphone = null, string $comparison = null )` Filter the query on the cellphone column Filter the query on the cellphone column Example usage: $query->filterByCellphone('fooValue'); // WHERE cellphone = 'fooValue' $query->filterByCellphone('%fooValue%'); // WHERE cellphone LIKE '%fooValue%' Parameters `$cellphone` `string` $cellphone The value to use as filter. Accepts wildcards (* and % trigger a LIKE) `$comparison` `string` $comparison Operator to use for the column comparison, defaults to Criteria::EQUAL Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery` The current query, for fluid interface
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `filterByEmail( string $email = null, string $comparison = null )` Filter the query on the email column Filter the query on the email column Example usage: $query->filterByEmail('fooValue'); // WHERE email = 'fooValue' $query->filterByEmail('%fooValue%'); // WHERE email LIKE '%fooValue%' Parameters `$email` `string` $email The value to use as filter. Accepts wildcards (* and % trigger a LIKE) `$comparison` `string` $comparison Operator to use for the column comparison, defaults to Criteria::EQUAL Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery` The current query, for fluid interface
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `filterByPassword( string $password = null, string $comparison = null )` Filter the query on the password column Filter the query on the password column Example usage: $query->filterByPassword('fooValue'); // WHERE password = 'fooValue' $query->filterByPassword('%fooValue%'); // WHERE password LIKE '%fooValue%' Parameters `$password` `string` $password The value to use as filter. Accepts wildcards (* and % trigger a LIKE) `$comparison` `string` $comparison Operator to use for the column comparison, defaults to Criteria::EQUAL Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery` The current query, for fluid interface
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `filterByAlgo( string $algo = null, string $comparison = null )` Filter the query on the algo column Filter the query on the algo column Example usage: $query->filterByAlgo('fooValue'); // WHERE algo = 'fooValue' $query->filterByAlgo('%fooValue%'); // WHERE algo LIKE '%fooValue%' Parameters `$algo` `string` $algo The value to use as filter. Accepts wildcards (* and % trigger a LIKE) `$comparison` `string` $comparison Operator to use for the column comparison, defaults to Criteria::EQUAL Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery` The current query, for fluid interface
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `filterBySalt( string $salt = null, string $comparison = null )` Filter the query on the salt column Filter the query on the salt column Example usage: $query->filterBySalt('fooValue'); // WHERE salt = 'fooValue' $query->filterBySalt('%fooValue%'); // WHERE salt LIKE '%fooValue%' Parameters `$salt` `string` $salt The value to use as filter. Accepts wildcards (* and % trigger a LIKE) `$comparison` `string` $comparison Operator to use for the column comparison, defaults to Criteria::EQUAL Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery` The current query, for fluid interface
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `filterByReseller( mixed $reseller = null, string $comparison = null )` Filter the query on the reseller column Filter the query on the reseller column Example usage: $query->filterByReseller(1234); // WHERE reseller = 1234 $query->filterByReseller(array(12, 34)); // WHERE reseller IN (12, 34) $query->filterByReseller(array('min' => 12)); // WHERE reseller > 12 Parameters `$reseller` `mixed` $reseller The value to use as filter. Use scalar values for equality. Use array values for in_array() equivalent. Use associative array('min' => $minValue, 'max' => $maxValue) for intervals. `$comparison` `string` $comparison Operator to use for the column comparison, defaults to Criteria::EQUAL Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery` The current query, for fluid interface
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `filterByLang( string $lang = null, string $comparison = null )` Filter the query on the lang column Filter the query on the lang column Example usage: $query->filterByLang('fooValue'); // WHERE lang = 'fooValue' $query->filterByLang('%fooValue%'); // WHERE lang LIKE '%fooValue%' Parameters `$lang` `string` $lang The value to use as filter. Accepts wildcards (* and % trigger a LIKE) `$comparison` `string` $comparison Operator to use for the column comparison, defaults to Criteria::EQUAL Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery` The current query, for fluid interface
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `filterBySponsor( string $sponsor = null, string $comparison = null )` Filter the query on the sponsor column Filter the query on the sponsor column Example usage: $query->filterBySponsor('fooValue'); // WHERE sponsor = 'fooValue' $query->filterBySponsor('%fooValue%'); // WHERE sponsor LIKE '%fooValue%' Parameters `$sponsor` `string` $sponsor The value to use as filter. Accepts wildcards (* and % trigger a LIKE) `$comparison` `string` $comparison Operator to use for the column comparison, defaults to Criteria::EQUAL Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery` The current query, for fluid interface
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `filterByDiscount( mixed $discount = null, string $comparison = null )` Filter the query on the discount column Filter the query on the discount column Example usage: $query->filterByDiscount(1234); // WHERE discount = 1234 $query->filterByDiscount(array(12, 34)); // WHERE discount IN (12, 34) $query->filterByDiscount(array('min' => 12)); // WHERE discount > 12 Parameters `$discount` `mixed` $discount The value to use as filter. Use scalar values for equality. Use array values for in_array() equivalent. Use associative array('min' => $minValue, 'max' => $maxValue) for intervals. `$comparison` `string` $comparison Operator to use for the column comparison, defaults to Criteria::EQUAL Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery` The current query, for fluid interface
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `filterByCreatedAt( mixed $createdAt = null, string $comparison = null )` Filter the query on the created_at column Filter the query on the created_at column Example usage: $query->filterByCreatedAt('2011-03-14'); // WHERE created_at = '2011-03-14' $query->filterByCreatedAt('now'); // WHERE created_at = '2011-03-14' $query->filterByCreatedAt(array('max' => 'yesterday')); // WHERE created_at > '2011-03-13' Parameters `$createdAt` `mixed` $createdAt The value to use as filter. Values can be integers (unix timestamps), DateTime objects, or strings. Empty strings are treated as NULL. Use scalar values for equality. Use array values for in_array() equivalent. Use associative array('min' => $minValue, 'max' => $maxValue) for intervals. `$comparison` `string` $comparison Operator to use for the column comparison, defaults to Criteria::EQUAL Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery` The current query, for fluid interface
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `filterByUpdatedAt( mixed $updatedAt = null, string $comparison = null )` Filter the query on the updated_at column Filter the query on the updated_at column Example usage: $query->filterByUpdatedAt('2011-03-14'); // WHERE updated_at = '2011-03-14' $query->filterByUpdatedAt('now'); // WHERE updated_at = '2011-03-14' $query->filterByUpdatedAt(array('max' => 'yesterday')); // WHERE updated_at > '2011-03-13' Parameters `$updatedAt` `mixed` $updatedAt The value to use as filter. Values can be integers (unix timestamps), DateTime objects, or strings. Empty strings are treated as NULL. Use scalar values for equality. Use array values for in_array() equivalent. Use associative array('min' => $minValue, 'max' => $maxValue) for intervals. `$comparison` `string` $comparison Operator to use for the column comparison, defaults to Criteria::EQUAL Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery` The current query, for fluid interface
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `filterByCustomerTitle( Thelia\Model\CustomerTitle\|PropelObjectCollection $customerTitle, string $comparison = null )` Filter the query by a related CustomerTitle object Filter the query by a related CustomerTitle object Parameters `$customerTitle` `Thelia\Model\CustomerTitle\|PropelObjectCollection` $customerTitle The related object(s) to use as filter `$comparison` `string` $comparison Operator to use for the column comparison, defaults to Criteria::EQUAL Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery` The current query, for fluid interface Throws `PropelException` - if the provided filter is invalid.
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `joinCustomerTitle( string $relationAlias = null, string $joinType = Thelia\Model\om\Criteria::LEFT_JOIN )` Adds a JOIN clause to the query using the CustomerTitle relation Adds a JOIN clause to the query using the CustomerTitle relation Parameters `$relationAlias` `string` $relationAlias optional alias for the relation `$joinType` `string` $joinType Accepted values are null, 'left join', 'right join', 'inner join' Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery` The current query, for fluid interface
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerTitleQuery`	# `useCustomerTitleQuery( string $relationAlias = null, string $joinType = Thelia\Model\om\Criteria::LEFT_JOIN )` Use the CustomerTitle relation CustomerTitle object Use the CustomerTitle relation CustomerTitle object Parameters `$relationAlias` `string` $relationAlias optional alias for the relation, to be used as main alias in the secondary query `$joinType` `string` $joinType Accepted values are null, 'left join', 'right join', 'inner join' Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerTitleQuery` A secondary query class using the current class as primary query See useQuery()
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `filterByAddress( Thelia\Model\Address\|PropelObjectCollection $address, string $comparison = null )` Filter the query by a related Address object Filter the query by a related Address object Parameters `$address` `Thelia\Model\Address\|PropelObjectCollection` $address the related object to use as filter `$comparison` `string` $comparison Operator to use for the column comparison, defaults to Criteria::EQUAL Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery` The current query, for fluid interface Throws `PropelException` - if the provided filter is invalid.
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `joinAddress( string $relationAlias = null, string $joinType = Thelia\Model\om\Criteria::INNER_JOIN )` Adds a JOIN clause to the query using the Address relation Adds a JOIN clause to the query using the Address relation Parameters `$relationAlias` `string` $relationAlias optional alias for the relation `$joinType` `string` $joinType Accepted values are null, 'left join', 'right join', 'inner join' Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery` The current query, for fluid interface
`public Thelia\Model\AddressQuery`	# `useAddressQuery( string $relationAlias = null, string $joinType = Thelia\Model\om\Criteria::INNER_JOIN )` Use the Address relation Address object Use the Address relation Address object Parameters `$relationAlias` `string` $relationAlias optional alias for the relation, to be used as main alias in the secondary query `$joinType` `string` $joinType Accepted values are null, 'left join', 'right join', 'inner join' Returns `Thelia\Model\AddressQuery` A secondary query class using the current class as primary query See useQuery()
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `filterByOrder( Thelia\Model\Order\|PropelObjectCollection $order, string $comparison = null )` Filter the query by a related Order object Filter the query by a related Order object Parameters `$order` `Thelia\Model\Order\|PropelObjectCollection` $order the related object to use as filter `$comparison` `string` $comparison Operator to use for the column comparison, defaults to Criteria::EQUAL Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery` The current query, for fluid interface Throws `PropelException` - if the provided filter is invalid.
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `joinOrder( string $relationAlias = null, string $joinType = Thelia\Model\om\Criteria::INNER_JOIN )` Adds a JOIN clause to the query using the Order relation Adds a JOIN clause to the query using the Order relation Parameters `$relationAlias` `string` $relationAlias optional alias for the relation `$joinType` `string` $joinType Accepted values are null, 'left join', 'right join', 'inner join' Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery` The current query, for fluid interface
`public Thelia\Model\OrderQuery`	# `useOrderQuery( string $relationAlias = null, string $joinType = Thelia\Model\om\Criteria::INNER_JOIN )` Use the Order relation Order object Use the Order relation Order object Parameters `$relationAlias` `string` $relationAlias optional alias for the relation, to be used as main alias in the secondary query `$joinType` `string` $joinType Accepted values are null, 'left join', 'right join', 'inner join' Returns `Thelia\Model\OrderQuery` A secondary query class using the current class as primary query See useQuery()
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `prune( Thelia\Model\Customer $customer = null )` Exclude object from result Exclude object from result Parameters `$customer` `Thelia\Model\Customer` $customer Object to remove from the list of results Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery` The current query, for fluid interface
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `recentlyUpdated( integer $nbDays = 7 )` Filter by the latest updated Filter by the latest updated Parameters `$nbDays` `integer` $nbDays Maximum age of the latest update in days Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery` The current query, for fluid interface
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `lastUpdatedFirst( )` Order by update date desc Order by update date desc Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery` The current query, for fluid interface
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `firstUpdatedFirst( )` Order by update date asc Order by update date asc Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery` The current query, for fluid interface
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `recentlyCreated( integer $nbDays = 7 )` Filter by the latest created Filter by the latest created Parameters `$nbDays` `integer` $nbDays Maximum age of in days Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery` The current query, for fluid interface
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `lastCreatedFirst( )` Order by create date desc Order by create date desc Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery` The current query, for fluid interface
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `firstCreatedFirst( )` Order by create date asc Order by create date asc Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery` The current query, for fluid interface

Magic methods summary
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `orderById( mixed $order = Thelia\Model\om\Criteria::ASC )` Order by the id column Order by the id column Parameters `$order` `mixed` $order Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `orderByRef( mixed $order = Thelia\Model\om\Criteria::ASC )` Order by the ref column Order by the ref column Parameters `$order` `mixed` $order Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `orderByCustomerTitleId( mixed $order = Thelia\Model\om\Criteria::ASC )` Order by the customer_title_id column Order by the customer_title_id column Parameters `$order` `mixed` $order Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `orderByCompany( mixed $order = Thelia\Model\om\Criteria::ASC )` Order by the company column Order by the company column Parameters `$order` `mixed` $order Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `orderByFirstname( mixed $order = Thelia\Model\om\Criteria::ASC )` Order by the firstname column Order by the firstname column Parameters `$order` `mixed` $order Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `orderByLastname( mixed $order = Thelia\Model\om\Criteria::ASC )` Order by the lastname column Order by the lastname column Parameters `$order` `mixed` $order Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `orderByAddress1( mixed $order = Thelia\Model\om\Criteria::ASC )` Order by the address1 column Order by the address1 column Parameters `$order` `mixed` $order Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `orderByAddress2( mixed $order = Thelia\Model\om\Criteria::ASC )` Order by the address2 column Order by the address2 column Parameters `$order` `mixed` $order Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `orderByAddress3( mixed $order = Thelia\Model\om\Criteria::ASC )` Order by the address3 column Order by the address3 column Parameters `$order` `mixed` $order Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `orderByZipcode( mixed $order = Thelia\Model\om\Criteria::ASC )` Order by the zipcode column Order by the zipcode column Parameters `$order` `mixed` $order Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `orderByCity( mixed $order = Thelia\Model\om\Criteria::ASC )` Order by the city column Order by the city column Parameters `$order` `mixed` $order Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `orderByCountryId( mixed $order = Thelia\Model\om\Criteria::ASC )` Order by the country_id column Order by the country_id column Parameters `$order` `mixed` $order Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `orderByPhone( mixed $order = Thelia\Model\om\Criteria::ASC )` Order by the phone column Order by the phone column Parameters `$order` `mixed` $order Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `orderByCellphone( mixed $order = Thelia\Model\om\Criteria::ASC )` Order by the cellphone column Order by the cellphone column Parameters `$order` `mixed` $order Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `orderByEmail( mixed $order = Thelia\Model\om\Criteria::ASC )` Order by the email column Order by the email column Parameters `$order` `mixed` $order Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `orderByPassword( mixed $order = Thelia\Model\om\Criteria::ASC )` Order by the password column Order by the password column Parameters `$order` `mixed` $order Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `orderByAlgo( mixed $order = Thelia\Model\om\Criteria::ASC )` Order by the algo column Order by the algo column Parameters `$order` `mixed` $order Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `orderBySalt( mixed $order = Thelia\Model\om\Criteria::ASC )` Order by the salt column Order by the salt column Parameters `$order` `mixed` $order Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `orderByReseller( mixed $order = Thelia\Model\om\Criteria::ASC )` Order by the reseller column Order by the reseller column Parameters `$order` `mixed` $order Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `orderByLang( mixed $order = Thelia\Model\om\Criteria::ASC )` Order by the lang column Order by the lang column Parameters `$order` `mixed` $order Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `orderBySponsor( mixed $order = Thelia\Model\om\Criteria::ASC )` Order by the sponsor column Order by the sponsor column Parameters `$order` `mixed` $order Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `orderByDiscount( mixed $order = Thelia\Model\om\Criteria::ASC )` Order by the discount column Order by the discount column Parameters `$order` `mixed` $order Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `orderByCreatedAt( mixed $order = Thelia\Model\om\Criteria::ASC )` Order by the created_at column Order by the created_at column Parameters `$order` `mixed` $order Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `orderByUpdatedAt( mixed $order = Thelia\Model\om\Criteria::ASC )` Order by the updated_at column Order by the updated_at column Parameters `$order` `mixed` $order Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `groupById( )` Group by the id column Group by the id column Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `groupByRef( )` Group by the ref column Group by the ref column Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `groupByCustomerTitleId( )` Group by the customer_title_id column Group by the customer_title_id column Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `groupByCompany( )` Group by the company column Group by the company column Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `groupByFirstname( )` Group by the firstname column Group by the firstname column Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `groupByLastname( )` Group by the lastname column Group by the lastname column Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `groupByAddress1( )` Group by the address1 column Group by the address1 column Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `groupByAddress2( )` Group by the address2 column Group by the address2 column Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `groupByAddress3( )` Group by the address3 column Group by the address3 column Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `groupByZipcode( )` Group by the zipcode column Group by the zipcode column Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `groupByCity( )` Group by the city column Group by the city column Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `groupByCountryId( )` Group by the country_id column Group by the country_id column Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `groupByPhone( )` Group by the phone column Group by the phone column Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `groupByCellphone( )` Group by the cellphone column Group by the cellphone column Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `groupByEmail( )` Group by the email column Group by the email column Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `groupByPassword( )` Group by the password column Group by the password column Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `groupByAlgo( )` Group by the algo column Group by the algo column Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `groupBySalt( )` Group by the salt column Group by the salt column Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `groupByReseller( )` Group by the reseller column Group by the reseller column Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `groupByLang( )` Group by the lang column Group by the lang column Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `groupBySponsor( )` Group by the sponsor column Group by the sponsor column Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `groupByDiscount( )` Group by the discount column Group by the discount column Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `groupByCreatedAt( )` Group by the created_at column Group by the created_at column Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `groupByUpdatedAt( )` Group by the updated_at column Group by the updated_at column Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `leftJoin( mixed $relation = )` Adds a LEFT JOIN clause to the query Adds a LEFT JOIN clause to the query Parameters `$relation` `mixed` $relation Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `rightJoin( mixed $relation = )` Adds a RIGHT JOIN clause to the query Adds a RIGHT JOIN clause to the query Parameters `$relation` `mixed` $relation Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `innerJoin( mixed $relation = )` Adds a INNER JOIN clause to the query Adds a INNER JOIN clause to the query Parameters `$relation` `mixed` $relation Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `leftJoinCustomerTitle( mixed $relationAlias = null )` Adds a LEFT JOIN clause to the query using the CustomerTitle relation Adds a LEFT JOIN clause to the query using the CustomerTitle relation Parameters `$relationAlias` `mixed` $relationAlias Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `rightJoinCustomerTitle( mixed $relationAlias = null )` Adds a RIGHT JOIN clause to the query using the CustomerTitle relation Adds a RIGHT JOIN clause to the query using the CustomerTitle relation Parameters `$relationAlias` `mixed` $relationAlias Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `innerJoinCustomerTitle( mixed $relationAlias = null )` Adds a INNER JOIN clause to the query using the CustomerTitle relation Adds a INNER JOIN clause to the query using the CustomerTitle relation Parameters `$relationAlias` `mixed` $relationAlias Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `leftJoinAddress( mixed $relationAlias = null )` Adds a LEFT JOIN clause to the query using the Address relation Adds a LEFT JOIN clause to the query using the Address relation Parameters `$relationAlias` `mixed` $relationAlias Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `rightJoinAddress( mixed $relationAlias = null )` Adds a RIGHT JOIN clause to the query using the Address relation Adds a RIGHT JOIN clause to the query using the Address relation Parameters `$relationAlias` `mixed` $relationAlias Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `innerJoinAddress( mixed $relationAlias = null )` Adds a INNER JOIN clause to the query using the Address relation Adds a INNER JOIN clause to the query using the Address relation Parameters `$relationAlias` `mixed` $relationAlias Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `leftJoinOrder( mixed $relationAlias = null )` Adds a LEFT JOIN clause to the query using the Order relation Adds a LEFT JOIN clause to the query using the Order relation Parameters `$relationAlias` `mixed` $relationAlias Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `rightJoinOrder( mixed $relationAlias = null )` Adds a RIGHT JOIN clause to the query using the Order relation Adds a RIGHT JOIN clause to the query using the Order relation Parameters `$relationAlias` `mixed` $relationAlias Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`
`public Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`	# `innerJoinOrder( mixed $relationAlias = null )` Adds a INNER JOIN clause to the query using the Order relation Adds a INNER JOIN clause to the query using the Order relation Parameters `$relationAlias` `mixed` $relationAlias Returns `Thelia\Model\CustomerQuery`
`public Thelia\Model\Customer`	# `findOne( PropelPDO $con = null )` Return the first Customer matching the query Return the first Customer matching the query Parameters `$con` `PropelPDO` $con Returns `Thelia\Model\Customer`
`public Thelia\Model\Customer`	# `findOneOrCreate( PropelPDO $con = null )` Return the first Customer matching the query, or a new Customer object populated from the query conditions when no match is found Return the first Customer matching the query, or a new Customer object populated from the query conditions when no match is found Parameters `$con` `PropelPDO` $con Returns `Thelia\Model\Customer`
`public Thelia\Model\Customer`	# `findOneById( integer $id = )` Return the first Customer filtered by the id column Return the first Customer filtered by the id column Parameters `$id` `integer` $id Returns `Thelia\Model\Customer`
`public Thelia\Model\Customer`	# `findOneByRef( string $ref = )` Return the first Customer filtered by the ref column Return the first Customer filtered by the ref column Parameters `$ref` `string` $ref Returns `Thelia\Model\Customer`
`public Thelia\Model\Customer`	# `findOneByCustomerTitleId( integer $customer_title_id = )` Return the first Customer filtered by the customer_title_id column Return the first Customer filtered by the customer_title_id column Parameters `$customer_title_id` `integer` $customer_title_id Returns `Thelia\Model\Customer`
`public Thelia\Model\Customer`	# `findOneByCompany( string $company = )` Return the first Customer filtered by the company column Return the first Customer filtered by the company column Parameters `$company` `string` $company Returns `Thelia\Model\Customer`
`public Thelia\Model\Customer`	# `findOneByFirstname( string $firstname = )` Return the first Customer filtered by the firstname column Return the first Customer filtered by the firstname column Parameters `$firstname` `string` $firstname Returns `Thelia\Model\Customer`
`public Thelia\Model\Customer`	# `findOneByLastname( string $lastname = )` Return the first Customer filtered by the lastname column Return the first Customer filtered by the lastname column Parameters `$lastname` `string` $lastname Returns `Thelia\Model\Customer`
`public Thelia\Model\Customer`	# `findOneByAddress1( string $address1 = )` Return the first Customer filtered by the address1 column Return the first Customer filtered by the address1 column Parameters `$address1` `string` $address1 Returns `Thelia\Model\Customer`
`public Thelia\Model\Customer`	# `findOneByAddress2( string $address2 = )` Return the first Customer filtered by the address2 column Return the first Customer filtered by the address2 column Parameters `$address2` `string` $address2 Returns `Thelia\Model\Customer`
`public Thelia\Model\Customer`	# `findOneByAddress3( string $address3 = )` Return the first Customer filtered by the address3 column Return the first Customer filtered by the address3 column Parameters `$address3` `string` $address3 Returns `Thelia\Model\Customer`
`public Thelia\Model\Customer`	# `findOneByZipcode( string $zipcode = )` Return the first Customer filtered by the zipcode column Return the first Customer filtered by the zipcode column Parameters `$zipcode` `string` $zipcode Returns `Thelia\Model\Customer`
`public Thelia\Model\Customer`	# `findOneByCity( string $city = )` Return the first Customer filtered by the city column Return the first Customer filtered by the city column Parameters `$city` `string` $city Returns `Thelia\Model\Customer`
`public Thelia\Model\Customer`	# `findOneByCountryId( integer $country_id = )` Return the first Customer filtered by the country_id column Return the first Customer filtered by the country_id column Parameters `$country_id` `integer` $country_id Returns `Thelia\Model\Customer`
`public Thelia\Model\Customer`	# `findOneByPhone( string $phone = )` Return the first Customer filtered by the phone column Return the first Customer filtered by the phone column Parameters `$phone` `string` $phone Returns `Thelia\Model\Customer`
`public Thelia\Model\Customer`	# `findOneByCellphone( string $cellphone = )` Return the first Customer filtered by the cellphone column Return the first Customer filtered by the cellphone column Parameters `$cellphone` `string` $cellphone Returns `Thelia\Model\Customer`
`public Thelia\Model\Customer`	# `findOneByEmail( string $email = )` Return the first Customer filtered by the email column Return the first Customer filtered by the email column Parameters `$email` `string` $email Returns `Thelia\Model\Customer`
`public Thelia\Model\Customer`	# `findOneByPassword( string $password = )` Return the first Customer filtered by the password column Return the first Customer filtered by the password column Parameters `$password` `string` $password Returns `Thelia\Model\Customer`
`public Thelia\Model\Customer`	# `findOneByAlgo( string $algo = )` Return the first Customer filtered by the algo column Return the first Customer filtered by the algo column Parameters `$algo` `string` $algo Returns `Thelia\Model\Customer`
`public Thelia\Model\Customer`	# `findOneBySalt( string $salt = )` Return the first Customer filtered by the salt column Return the first Customer filtered by the salt column Parameters `$salt` `string` $salt Returns `Thelia\Model\Customer`
`public Thelia\Model\Customer`	# `findOneByReseller( integer $reseller = )` Return the first Customer filtered by the reseller column Return the first Customer filtered by the reseller column Parameters `$reseller` `integer` $reseller Returns `Thelia\Model\Customer`
`public Thelia\Model\Customer`	# `findOneByLang( string $lang = )` Return the first Customer filtered by the lang column Return the first Customer filtered by the lang column Parameters `$lang` `string` $lang Returns `Thelia\Model\Customer`
`public Thelia\Model\Customer`	# `findOneBySponsor( string $sponsor = )` Return the first Customer filtered by the sponsor column Return the first Customer filtered by the sponsor column Parameters `$sponsor` `string` $sponsor Returns `Thelia\Model\Customer`
`public Thelia\Model\Customer`	# `findOneByDiscount( float $discount = )` Return the first Customer filtered by the discount column Return the first Customer filtered by the discount column Parameters `$discount` `float` $discount Returns `Thelia\Model\Customer`
`public Thelia\Model\Customer`	# `findOneByCreatedAt( string $created_at = )` Return the first Customer filtered by the created_at column Return the first Customer filtered by the created_at column Parameters `$created_at` `string` $created_at Returns `Thelia\Model\Customer`
`public Thelia\Model\Customer`	# `findOneByUpdatedAt( string $updated_at = )` Return the first Customer filtered by the updated_at column Return the first Customer filtered by the updated_at column Parameters `$updated_at` `string` $updated_at Returns `Thelia\Model\Customer`
`public array`	# `findById( integer $id = )` Return Customer objects filtered by the id column Return Customer objects filtered by the id column Parameters `$id` `integer` $id Returns `array`
`public array`	# `findByRef( string $ref = )` Return Customer objects filtered by the ref column Return Customer objects filtered by the ref column Parameters `$ref` `string` $ref Returns `array`
`public array`	# `findByCustomerTitleId( integer $customer_title_id = )` Return Customer objects filtered by the customer_title_id column Return Customer objects filtered by the customer_title_id column Parameters `$customer_title_id` `integer` $customer_title_id Returns `array`
`public array`	# `findByCompany( string $company = )` Return Customer objects filtered by the company column Return Customer objects filtered by the company column Parameters `$company` `string` $company Returns `array`
`public array`	# `findByFirstname( string $firstname = )` Return Customer objects filtered by the firstname column Return Customer objects filtered by the firstname column Parameters `$firstname` `string` $firstname Returns `array`
`public array`	# `findByLastname( string $lastname = )` Return Customer objects filtered by the lastname column Return Customer objects filtered by the lastname column Parameters `$lastname` `string` $lastname Returns `array`
`public array`	# `findByAddress1( string $address1 = )` Return Customer objects filtered by the address1 column Return Customer objects filtered by the address1 column Parameters `$address1` `string` $address1 Returns `array`
`public array`	# `findByAddress2( string $address2 = )` Return Customer objects filtered by the address2 column Return Customer objects filtered by the address2 column Parameters `$address2` `string` $address2 Returns `array`
`public array`	# `findByAddress3( string $address3 = )` Return Customer objects filtered by the address3 column Return Customer objects filtered by the address3 column Parameters `$address3` `string` $address3 Returns `array`
`public array`	# `findByZipcode( string $zipcode = )` Return Customer objects filtered by the zipcode column Return Customer objects filtered by the zipcode column Parameters `$zipcode` `string` $zipcode Returns `array`
`public array`	# `findByCity( string $city = )` Return Customer objects filtered by the city column Return Customer objects filtered by the city column Parameters `$city` `string` $city Returns `array`
`public array`	# `findByCountryId( integer $country_id = )` Return Customer objects filtered by the country_id column Return Customer objects filtered by the country_id column Parameters `$country_id` `integer` $country_id Returns `array`
`public array`	# `findByPhone( string $phone = )` Return Customer objects filtered by the phone column Return Customer objects filtered by the phone column Parameters `$phone` `string` $phone Returns `array`
`public array`	# `findByCellphone( string $cellphone = )` Return Customer objects filtered by the cellphone column Return Customer objects filtered by the cellphone column Parameters `$cellphone` `string` $cellphone Returns `array`
`public array`	# `findByEmail( string $email = )` Return Customer objects filtered by the email column Return Customer objects filtered by the email column Parameters `$email` `string` $email Returns `array`
`public array`	# `findByPassword( string $password = )` Return Customer objects filtered by the password column Return Customer objects filtered by the password column Parameters `$password` `string` $password Returns `array`
`public array`	# `findByAlgo( string $algo = )` Return Customer objects filtered by the algo column Return Customer objects filtered by the algo column Parameters `$algo` `string` $algo Returns `array`
`public array`	# `findBySalt( string $salt = )` Return Customer objects filtered by the salt column Return Customer objects filtered by the salt column Parameters `$salt` `string` $salt Returns `array`
`public array`	# `findByReseller( integer $reseller = )` Return Customer objects filtered by the reseller column Return Customer objects filtered by the reseller column Parameters `$reseller` `integer` $reseller Returns `array`
`public array`	# `findByLang( string $lang = )` Return Customer objects filtered by the lang column Return Customer objects filtered by the lang column Parameters `$lang` `string` $lang Returns `array`
`public array`	# `findBySponsor( string $sponsor = )` Return Customer objects filtered by the sponsor column Return Customer objects filtered by the sponsor column Parameters `$sponsor` `string` $sponsor Returns `array`
`public array`	# `findByDiscount( float $discount = )` Return Customer objects filtered by the discount column Return Customer objects filtered by the discount column Parameters `$discount` `float` $discount Returns `array`
`public array`	# `findByCreatedAt( string $created_at = )` Return Customer objects filtered by the created_at column Return Customer objects filtered by the created_at column Parameters `$created_at` `string` $created_at Returns `array`
`public array`	# `findByUpdatedAt( string $updated_at = )` Return Customer objects filtered by the updated_at column Return Customer objects filtered by the updated_at column Parameters `$updated_at` `string` $updated_at Returns `array`

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