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Q: I just updated my Mac to Catalina. Now I can’t connect via ssh/socks-proxy to the bastion. Has anybody dealt with this before?
we're converting an on-prem app to cloud, and noticed there's no :db/index
. Does that mean there are no AVET indexes available for non-unique attributes?
@U07FP7QJ0 AFIK :db/index
is enabled for all atributes in cloud
is there a definition of what a "large string" is? And does Datomic do other special things with large strings?
Note this is only datomic cloud. On prem will take any string size (not that it’s a good idea to store large strings in datomic)
Large strings are not rejected though. I have transacted string with up to 38000 characters (in testing) and was able to retrieve them without a problem. It might not be a good idea, but it’s not clear what the exact tradeoffs are.
This is cloud you are talking about @U05469DKJ? on-prem doesn’t reject
I mean datomic cloud, yes