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KvSchema

Struct KvSchema 

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pub struct KvSchema { /* private fields */ }

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impl KvSchema

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pub fn new(client: StoreClient) -> Self

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pub fn table( self, name: impl Into<String>, columns: Vec<TableColumnConfig>, primary_key_columns: Vec<String>, index_specs: Vec<IndexSpec>, ) -> Result<Self, String>

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pub fn orders_table( self, table_name: impl Into<String>, index_specs: Vec<IndexSpec>, ) -> Result<Self, String>

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pub fn table_versioned( self, name: impl Into<String>, columns: Vec<TableColumnConfig>, entity_column: impl Into<String>, version_column: impl Into<String>, index_specs: Vec<IndexSpec>, ) -> Result<Self, String>

Create a table with a versioned composite primary key.

The entity column and version column (UInt64) together form the composite primary key. The entity can be any supported primary-key type, including variable-length logical keys encoded through the crate’s ordered variable-length Utf8 mapping.

Versions sort numerically via big-endian encoding, so a reverse range scan from (entity, V) downward with LIMIT 1 yields the latest version <= V. See examples/versioned_kv.rs for the basic query pattern plus an immutable-friendly companion watermark table pattern for out-of-order batch uploads.

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pub fn table_count(&self) -> usize

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pub fn register_all(self, ctx: &SessionContext) -> DataFusionResult<()>

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pub fn batch_writer(&self) -> BatchWriter

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pub async fn backfill_added_indexes( &self, table_name: &str, previous_index_specs: &[IndexSpec], ) -> DataFusionResult<IndexBackfillReport>

Backfill secondary index entries after adding new index specs.

previous_index_specs must represent the index list used when existing rows were written. The current schema’s index list must be an append-only extension of that list (same order/layout for existing indexes, with new indexes only added at the tail).

Operational ordering requirement: start writing new rows with the new index specs before backfilling historical rows, or rows written during the backfill window may be missing from the new index.

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pub async fn backfill_added_indexes_with_options( &self, table_name: &str, previous_index_specs: &[IndexSpec], options: IndexBackfillOptions, ) -> DataFusionResult<IndexBackfillReport>

Backfill secondary index entries after adding new index specs, with configurable row page size for the full-scan read.

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pub async fn backfill_added_indexes_with_options_and_progress( &self, table_name: &str, previous_index_specs: &[IndexSpec], options: IndexBackfillOptions, progress_tx: Option<&UnboundedSender<IndexBackfillEvent>>, ) -> DataFusionResult<IndexBackfillReport>

Backfill secondary index entries after adding new index specs, with configurable row page size for the full-scan read and an optional progress event channel.

Progress events are emitted only after buffered ingest writes for the reported cursor are flushed, so Progress.next_cursor can be persisted and used to resume later.

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