package macaque

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package macaque

macaque
- Check
- Inner_sql
  - bool_t
  - bytea_t
  - date_t
  - float_t
  - int16_t
  - int32_array_t
  - int32_t
  - int64_t
  - interval_t
  - numeric_t
  - row_t
  - string_t
  - time_t
  - timestamp_t
  - timestamptz_t
  - type_info
  - unit_t
- Query
  - Db
  - Make
    
    Db
    
    Thread
  - Make_with_Db
    
    Db
    
    Thread
  - QUERY
    
    Db
  - THREAD
- Sql
  - Op
  - Sequence
  - Table_type
  - Value
  - View
  - ViewOp
  - bool_t
  - bytea_t
  - date_t
  - float_t
  - int16_t
  - int32_array_t
  - int32_t
  - int64_t
  - interval_t
  - numeric_t
  - row_t
  - string_t
  - time_t
  - timestamp_t
  - timestamptz_t
  - type_info
  - unit_t
- Sql_base
- Sql_builders
- Sql_keywords
- Sql_parsers
- Sql_printers
- Sql_public
  - Op
  - Sequence
  - Table_type
  - Value
  - View
  - ViewOp
- Sql_types
  - bool_t
  - bytea_t
  - date_t
  - float_t
  - int16_t
  - int32_array_t
  - int32_t
  - int64_t
  - interval_t
  - numeric_t
  - row_t
  - string_t
  - time_t
  - timestamp_t
  - timestamptz_t
  - type_info
  - unit_t

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type 'a tuple = (string * 'a) list

type 'a result_parser = (string array * int ref) -> 'a

type untyped = Obj.t

val path_separator : string

type oid = PGOCaml.oid

and int16 = PGOCaml.int16

and bytea = PGOCaml.bytea

and time = CalendarLib.Time.t

and date = CalendarLib.Date.t

and interval = CalendarLib.Calendar.Period.t

and timestamp = CalendarLib.Calendar.t

and timestamptz = PGOCaml.timestamptz

and int32_array = PGOCaml.int32_array