Module stub 

DDL that recreates a recorded column schema as a relation.

Used both by the in-process typechecking catalog and by the container the explain command stages against, so it lives beside the contract rather than inside either consumer.

A schema of ordinary types is a CREATE TABLE. A record has no data-type syntax, so a schema containing one becomes a view over helper tables: a relation alias in expression position plans to a record with that relation’s field names and nullability (mz_sql::plan::query::plan_identifier), which is the only way to spell an anonymous record in SQL.

Structs

StubNames 🔒

Allocates names for the helper relations and aliases of one stub.

StubTarget 🔒

Where a stub and its helper relations are created.

Enums

StubError 🔒

A recorded type that cannot be turned back into a relation.

Functions

build_select 🔒

A SELECT whose output columns are exactly fields.

build_stub_statements 🔒

The statements that recreate columns as target.name.

check_reconstructible 🔒

Reject a type the builder cannot express, naming the column that carries it.

column_def 🔒

"name" <type>[ NOT NULL] for a table column.