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How to use pipeline transactions for imports (https://docs.datomic.com/on-prem/best-practices.html#set-txinstant-on-imports)?
hi guys, I'm getting "Cannot write 210 as tag null when transacting a 210N" on datomic for cloud. can anyone explain this?
@alex.gherega Can you provide the full error / stack trace ?
thank you, @marshall !
https://docs.datomic.com/javadoc/ have the javadocs died / moved?
Well, HTTP 301 is the proper approach, no? Whether or not S3 let you do that, I don't know.
https://docs.datomic.com/on-prem/javadoc/index.html The link to "entity id" does nothing, just while I'm at it 😛
Suppose I'm storing timestamped entities, and want to retrieve the N with the most recent timestamps. How would you do that using Datomic Cloud?
On peer, you can query by all entities, sort-by inst and take n.
but on cloud/client, I'm curious to know once query all entities
can be potentially huge.
For client, sort on query is a missing feature.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/23215114/datomic-aggregates-usage/30771949#30771949
depending on whether your timestamps or the entities are the more restrictive, i’d either find the N most recent or find all relevant entities in the inner query
That's pretty slick. Thanks.
On peer, you can query by all entities, sort-by inst and take n.
but on cloud/client, I'm curious to know once query all entities
can be potentially huge.
For client, sort on query is a missing feature.