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Some of these languages are an excellent fit for specific problems. I still think an array based language is best for sql queries rather than set based. Any tim

Some of these languages are an excellent fit for specific problems. I still think an array based language is best for sql queries rather than set based. Any time you hear something like "select the first....", you don't want a set, you want an ordered list. Plug: I wrote an open source version of q/kdb that runs on the JVM: https://github.com/timestored/jq https://github.com/timestored/jq You can give it a try online in the browser here: http://www.timestored.com/jq/ http://www.timestored.com/jq/

mdaniel 6y ago
It appears you forgot some references to your home directory in the code: https://github.com/timestored/jq/blob/1f4de6def8b7c12c6d6254296dcd24a2e7f1eca6/genie/src/main/java/com/timestored/jdb/codegen/Genie.java#L23 https://github.com/timestored/jq/blob/1f4de6def8b7c12c6d6254... Also, Java's "File" object is -- for the most part -- by its nature cross-platform, which is why the forward-slash version right below your change already worked as expected: https://github.com/timestored/jq/commit/4b94ce214452cf2b2fb8e915035dd6ea25f51904#diff-bb81c0f14ea5ae146dbb8f5feba4a4ccR67 https://github.com/timestored/jq/commit/4b94ce214452cf2b2fb8...