The opposite of ldbTableName().

Returns a map of stringly typed field types to strongly typed field types.

Converts a family/table name pair to a concatenated version that works with SQLite, which doesn't support SQL schema objects.

builds a new primary key from a slice of field names and the corresponding field types.

builds a new primary key from a slice of field name and the string representation of the field types.

used for testing.

parseFamilyTable breaks up a full table name into family/table parts.

Convert a known SQL type string to a FieldType.

These are the markers used to indicate the start and end of transactions in ctldb's DML log.

Maps FieldTypes to their stringly typed version.

FamilyTable composes a family name and a table name.

Roses are red, Violets are blue, This type would fill me with less existential dread, If Go had a tuple type instead.

use newTableName to construct a tableName.

use newWriterName to construct a writerName.