Crates

Every crate published by openehr-rust, with what each one is verified to do.

Crate	Conformance	What it is
`openehr`	—	openEHR® Reference Model types, validation, paths, AQL parsing, and change-control security primitives — in Rust.
`openehr-store`	—	openEHR® store is the engine-agnostic half of openEHR persistence: the storage model, the projection from openEHR objects onto rows, the commit rules, and the conformance suite every engine runs.
`openehr-sqlite`	Verified	openEHR® persistence for SQLite 3 — a complete embedded store.
`openehr-postgresql`	Schema	openEHR® persistence for PostgreSQL 18 — the schema dialect.
`openehr-mysql`	Schema	openEHR® persistence for MySQL 8.4 — the schema dialect.
`openehr-mariadb`	Schema	openEHR® persistence for MariaDB 11.4 — the schema dialect.
`openehr-mssql`	Dialect	openEHR® persistence for Microsoft SQL Server 2022 — the schema dialect.
`openehr-oracle`	Dialect	openEHR® persistence for Oracle Database 23ai — the schema dialect.

Reading the conformance column

The column is the crate's own claim, lifted from its README so that it is visible without opening all six pages.

Dialect — the crate emits DDL for the shared schema. No server of that kind has run it: no store, no driver dependency, no connection handling.
Schema — the engine itself has executed that DDL, twice, and the append-only tables were observed refusing UPDATE and DELETE with a row present.
Store — implements the full Store trait against a real database, with the shared conformance suite passing.
Verified — Store level, re-checked in CI against the engine's own server on every commit. openehr-sqlite is the only crate here at this level.