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looking for info on a sort of nuanced datalog question…
say I am using datascript (or some other datalog engine) as a cache of some data from several difference sources.
Something akin to:
• :person/name
, :person/age
, :person/id
all come from one data source
• :person/order-history
comes from another data source
• :order/id
, :order/contents
, and :order/owner-id
all come from yet another data source
etc.
is it possible to always know which data sources a particular query depends on by simply inspecting the query as data?