rayforce-sys 1.1.0

Raw FFI bindings to the RayforceDB v2 core (librayforce)
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#ifndef RAY_PART_H
#define RAY_PART_H

#include <rayforce.h>

/* Partitioned table */
ray_t*    ray_read_parted(const char* db_root, const char* table_name);

/* Enumerate the table names under a parted db root — the splayed-table
 * subdirectories (those with a `.d` schema) of the first partition.
 * Returns a sorted RAY_SYM vector of names suitable for ray_read_parted,
 * or an error object (e.g. `io` when no partitions exist). */
ray_t*    ray_parted_tables(const char* db_root);

/* Fill missing tables across a parted db: for every table present in any
 * partition, write an empty copy — schema taken from the most recent
 * partition that has it — into every partition that lacks it.  Returns a
 * sorted RAY_SYM vector of the partition names that were filled (empty when
 * nothing needed fixing), or an error. */
ray_t*    ray_parted_fill(const char* db_root);

#endif /* RAY_PART_H */