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Q: the on-prem api supported running datalog queries against regular vectors/maps (instead of the db). 1/ where are those samples? 2/ is this also possible using the client/cloud API?
background: I need a matching api and I’d like to try using datalog instead of core.match
In peer you can supply a vector of vectors. You can’t in client
Is there a way to parameterize the pull expression when used in a query? I.e, something like
{:find [(pull ?item ?pull-fields)] … }
(This example does not work)