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