db.every

Resolves to true if every row matches the predicate. Returns a Promise, not a Query, so it does not batch.

Table.every(predicate, bindings?) → Promise<boolean>

Resolves to true when every row satisfies the predicate. Unlike most reads it returns a Promise directly rather than a Query, so it cannot go inside db.batch. Keep it separate from batched work.

Parameters

predicate

(row, $) => boolean

RequiredTested against every row.

bindings

object

Outer-scope values lifted so the check compiles to SQL.

All rows match

const allApproved = await Vendors.every((v) => v.status === 'approved');