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2017-01-07
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ezmiller10:01:07

hyper basic question: where is the transactor properties file where I should paste my license key? this isn’t really explained in the getting started docs that I can see…

pesterhazy10:01:50

ah you mean where the file is?

pesterhazy10:01:38

> Once your Storage Service is configured, you can start the Transactor locally by running bin/transactor. It takes a properties file as input.

ezmiller10:01:59

Actually, I think that that’s not what I need. I’m trying to go through the getting started docs. They say to start a db like so: bin/run -m datomic.peer-server -p 8998 -a myaccesskey,mysecret -d firstdb,datomic:

ezmiller10:01:34

I’m guessing myaccesskey and mysecret need to be provided in this command. But not sure where to get those.

pesterhazy10:01:12

A Peer Server is a new concept, I haven't worked with those yet

ezmiller10:01:10

Thinking of following along with this as a start instead: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ao7xEwCjrWQ

ezmiller10:01:26

Seems to install datomic in the context of a leinigen app...

ezmiller11:01:20

I think that vid is too old. Getting all sorts of weird errors.

ezmiller11:01:04

The [docs on the peer-server](http://docs.datomic.com/peer-server.html) say this with regard to the access key/secret: > The access-key and secret are opaque strings. Clients must provide a matching access-key and secret to connect.

ezmiller11:01:55

So, I guess maybe in the command above the myaccesskey is actually just meant to be the access key, and the same for the secret.

eoliphant23:01:50

hi guys, is there somethng like an ‘explain plan’ for datomic? I have a query that’s not doing what I told it to do lol, but it ‘appears’ to be correct. Just wondering if there’s a way to dump/log, what it’s doing in terms of evaluation