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Hi all! I’m starting to use datalevin in healthcare - e.g. as a way of handling the UK drug database. I build what are essentially immutable data stores - and then use them as reference data in other applications. I know lmdb can be opened in a read-only state - is it possible to open datalevin read-only and have that flag passed on to the underlying lmdb implementation? My code is https://github.com/wardle/dmd - I’ve put a pathom front-end over the top and so seamlessly walk from other health and care data via datalevin using EQL. So thank you for making datalevin!
All LMDB flags have equivalent keywords in Lisp case. Flags are passed in as a vector of keywords. Please try that and let me know if it does not work. Thanks.
Brilliant. Thank you very much. I will try it out.
Wow that would be amazing. Thank you very much.