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2017-06-07
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marshall13:06:40

@daveliepmann Thanks for catching that - I’ve fixed it in the docs. http://docs.datomic.com/query.html#sec-5-12-7

souenzzo14:06:45

There is some how to store datalog inside datomic? I think in two ways: - Save a datomic funcion that returns a datalog - Save a string and parse it. But both looks not have good performance

matthavener14:06:31

you could store it as bytes and use fressian if parsing is a perf problem

anmonteiro16:06:43

@marshall can you expand on the new healthcheck endpoint?

anmonteiro17:06:23

thanks! I was looking here: http://docs.datomic.com/monitoring.html but didn’t find anything 🙂

anmonteiro17:06:47

also searched the docs but they’re probably not indexed yet

souenzzo19:06:04

Is there something to worry about when making pmap queryies?? (pmap #(d/q % db) datalogs)

favila19:06:55

no, but why not one query?

souenzzo21:06:17

favila: I agreed that merge my datalogs was a good idea. But I tryied for hours and fail 😞

favila19:06:17

Not sure pmap will give any benefit over mapv

devth22:06:50

got an error: {:db/error :db.error/unsupported-alter-schema, :attribute :db/valueType, :from :db.type/string, :to :db.type/ref} while attempting to transact a large schema. the error doesn't indicate which field is being attempted to alter. hints?

devth22:06:06

actually i do see a :norm-name :schema_852284445. maybe it's obfuscated by conformity