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No. This paper is not about returning a copy of the database with the updates applied. It is about a "normalized join" query type. Edit: clarification.
by shrimpx 3y ago
No. This paper is not about returning a copy of the database with the updates applied. It is about a "normalized join" query type.
Edit: clarification.
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- erichocean 3y ago> No. It does not return a copy of the database with the updates applied. At first I thought you were talking about Datomic (which does, indeed, "return a copy of the database with updates applied"). But you are talking about the paper, which is about something else apparently. Carry on…
- shrimpx 3y agoThanks I updated to clarify.