pub enum DataType {
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Runtime type tags. Vector { dim, encoding } / Varchar(max) /
Char(size) are parameterised; the parameter travels with both
the column schema and the on-wire serialised representation.
Variants§
SmallInt
16-bit signed. Backed by Value::SmallInt(i16); arithmetic that
would overflow surfaces as a type error at INSERT time.
Int
BigInt
Float
Text
Varchar(u32)
VARCHAR(n) — same byte representation as Text, but INSERT
rejects values longer than n Unicode characters.
Char(u32)
CHAR(n) — same representation as Text, but INSERT right-pads
with U+0020 to exactly n Unicode characters (or rejects when
the input is already longer).
Bool
Vector
pgvector-style fixed-dimension vector. encoding selects
the in-cell representation (F32 = pre-v6 raw f32 buffer;
Sq8 = v6.0.1 8-bit scalar-quantised). The DDL grammar
surfaces encoding via the optional USING <encoding>
clause: VECTOR(128) USING SQ8.
Numeric
NUMERIC(precision, scale) — exact fixed-point decimal stored as
a scaled i128. precision caps total decimal digits, scale
fixes digits after the decimal point. v1.12 supports up to
precision 38 (the i128-safe ceiling). NUMERIC and NUMERIC(p)
surface as Numeric { precision: p, scale: 0 }.
Date
DATE — calendar date with day precision, stored as i32 days
since the Unix epoch (1970-01-01).
Timestamp
TIMESTAMP (a.k.a. MySQL DATETIME) — instant with microsecond
precision, stored as i64 microseconds since the Unix epoch.
Interval
INTERVAL — calendar-aware span (months + microseconds). v2.11
supports INTERVAL only as a runtime intermediate (literals,
arithmetic results); on-disk encoding is rejected so this branch
can’t appear in a ColumnSchema.
Json
v4.9: JSON / JSONB — text-backed JSON document. We don’t
parse the content (no path operators or jsonb functions yet) —
the column accepts any TEXT-compatible value and round-trips
it verbatim. Equivalent to Text storage with a distinct
type tag for the wire layer (PG OID 114).