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uwo20:04:30

Why would this return immediately: (bounded-count 200 (d/datoms (d/as-of db start-t) :eavt)) And this hasn't returned at all? (Well, I interrupt it after a minute.) (bounded-count 300 (d/datoms (d/as-of db start-t) :eavt))

uwo14:04:20

After ensuring that I had recent, matching versions of transactor and client, I was still seeing this issue. Funny enough it was on the cross-over from 223 to 224, as in it succeeds for the 223 and hangs for 224. This only occurred with d/as-of. I have a suspicion that this may be a garbage-in/garbage-out scenario, because the start-t I provided was an #inst before my earliest transactions. When I use an #inst within the range of my db's txes it appears to work.

uwo15:04:02

hmm. something still a little wonky even within a valid range :thinking_face:

ghadi21:04:36

@uwo on prem or cloud?

manutter5121:04:00

On prem. (I’m a team-mate of uwo’s)

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uwo22:04:13

My library is ahead of my dev transactor version. I'm going to check it again tomorrow with matching versions.

uwo14:04:20

After ensuring that I had recent, matching versions of transactor and client, I was still seeing this issue. Funny enough it was on the cross-over from 223 to 224, as in it succeeds for the 223 and hangs for 224. This only occurred with d/as-of. I have a suspicion that this may be a garbage-in/garbage-out scenario, because the start-t I provided was an #inst before my earliest transactions. When I use an #inst within the range of my db's txes it appears to work.