Module proof_of_sql::base::database::owned_table_utility

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Utility functions for creating OwnedTables and OwnedColumns. These functions are primarily intended for use in tests.

§Example

use proof_of_sql::base::{database::owned_table_utility::*, scalar::Curve25519Scalar};
let result = owned_table::<Curve25519Scalar>([
    bigint("a", [1, 2, 3]),
    boolean("b", [true, false, true]),
    int128("c", [1, 2, 3]),
    scalar("d", [1, 2, 3]),
    varchar("e", ["a", "b", "c"]),
    decimal75("f", 12, 1, [1, 2, 3]),
]);

Functions§

  • Creates a (Identifier, OwnedColumn) pair for a bigint column. This is primarily intended for use in conjunction with owned_table.
  • Creates a (Identifier, OwnedColumn) pair for a boolean column. This is primarily intended for use in conjunction with owned_table.
  • Creates a (Identifier, OwnedColumn) pair for a decimal75 column. This is primarily intended for use in conjunction with owned_table.
  • Creates a (Identifier, OwnedColumn) pair for an int column. This is primarily intended for use in conjunction with owned_table.
  • Creates a (Identifier, OwnedColumn) pair for a int128 column. This is primarily intended for use in conjunction with owned_table.
  • Creates an OwnedTable from a list of (Identifier, OwnedColumn) pairs. This is a convenience wrapper around OwnedTable::try_from_iter primarily for use in tests and intended to be used along with the other methods in this module (e.g. bigint, boolean, etc). The function will panic under a variety of conditions. See OwnedTable::try_from_iter for more details.
  • Creates a (Identifier, OwnedColumn) pair for a scalar column. This is primarily intended for use in conjunction with owned_table.
  • Creates a (Identifier, OwnedColumn) pair for a smallint column. This is primarily intended for use in conjunction with owned_table.
  • Creates a (Identifier, OwnedColumn) pair for a timestamp column. This is primarily intended for use in conjunction with owned_table.
  • Creates a (Identifier, OwnedColumn) pair for a varchar column. This is primarily intended for use in conjunction with owned_table.