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Hi! I would appreciate your feedback on this issue (“too many files open” error) if anyone experienced it in the past: https://forum.datomic.com/t/transactor-stops-responding-with-too-many-open-files-error/1863
@eraad I would be suspicious of your dependencies. This is not related to dynamically constructing queries, but more likely a library that is "opening files" aka opening socket connections (such as outbound http requests). The quickest way to determine where sockets are being opened is likely to connect YourKit or Java Mission Control to a running JVM locally and perform the API requests to your local machine, watching for where / when sockets are being opened.