Function spatialite_sys::sanitize_geometry_column_r

pub unsafe extern "C" fn sanitize_geometry_column_r(
    p_cache: *const c_void, 
    sqlite: *mut sqlite3, 
    table: *const c_char, 
    geom: *const c_char, 
    tmp_table: *const c_char, 
    report_path: *const c_char, 
    n_invalids: *mut c_int, 
    n_repaired: *mut c_int, 
    n_discarded: *mut c_int, 
    n_failures: *mut c_int, 
    err_msg: *mut *mut c_char
) -> c_int

Sanitizes a Geometry Column making all invalid geometries to be valid

\param p_cache a memory pointer returned by spatialite_alloc_connection() \param sqlite handle to current DB connection \param table name of the table \param geometry name of the column to be checked \param tmp_table name of the temporary table \param report_path pathname of the report-file \param n_invalids if this variable is not NULL on successful completion will contain the total number of invalid Geometries found into the sanitize table \param n_repaired if this variable is not NULL on successful completion will contain the total number of repaired Geometries \param n_discarded if this variable is not NULL on successful completion will contain the total number of repaired Geometries (by discarding fragments) \param n_failures if this variable is not NULL on successful completion will contain the total number of repair failures (i.e. Geometries beyond possible repair) \param err_msg if this variable is not NULL and the return status is ZERO (failure), an appropriate error message will be returned

\sa sanitize_geometry_column, check_geometry_column, check_all_geometry_columns, sanitize_all_geometry_columns

\note this function will attempt to make valid all invalid geometries found within a Geometry Column (layer); a temporary table is required. \n if the process has full success the temprary table will be deleted; otherwise it will be preserved for further inspection. a HTML report will be produced as well. \n an eventual error message returned via err_msg requires to be deallocated by invoking free()\n reentrant and thread-safe.

\return 0 on failure, any other value on success