Enum rustdb::run::DO

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#[non_exhaustive]
pub enum DO { CreateTable(ColInfo), CreateIndex(IndexInfo), CreateSchema(String), CreateFunction(ObjRef, Rc<String>, bool), AlterTable(ObjRef, Vec<AlterCol>), DropSchema(String), DropTable(ObjRef), DropIndex(ObjRef, String), DropFunction(ObjRef), Insert(Rc<Table>, Vec<usize>, CTableExpression), Update(Vec<(usize, CExpPtr<Value>)>, CTableExpression, Option<CExpPtr<bool>>), Delete(CTableExpression, Option<CExpPtr<bool>>), }
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Database Operation

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This enum is marked as non-exhaustive
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CreateTable(ColInfo)

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CreateIndex(IndexInfo)

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CreateSchema(String)

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CreateFunction(ObjRef, Rc<String>, bool)

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AlterTable(ObjRef, Vec<AlterCol>)

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DropSchema(String)

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DropTable(ObjRef)

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DropIndex(ObjRef, String)

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DropFunction(ObjRef)

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Insert(Rc<Table>, Vec<usize>, CTableExpression)

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Update(Vec<(usize, CExpPtr<Value>)>, CTableExpression, Option<CExpPtr<bool>>)

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Delete(CTableExpression, Option<CExpPtr<bool>>)

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impl !RefUnwindSafe for DO

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impl !Send for DO

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impl !Sync for DO

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impl Unpin for DO

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impl !UnwindSafe for DO

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