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When using :dets should I close the file after each write operation? I see many warnings like this:
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I have an application that stores some of its state in a dets file.
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iex(1)> :dets.open_file("dets/definitions_agent", type: :set)
dets: file <<"dets/definitions_agent">> not properly closed,...
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I’m trying to use DETS to store a struct, so I know that for this, I need to use the keypos option to tell elixir where it should...
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iex(1)> :dets.open_file("dets/definitions_agent", type: :set)
dets: file <<"dets/definitions_agent">> not properly closed,...
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Sometimes when I stop an app where I have been writing to a dets table, when I later open it it shows: dets: file "records" not properly ...
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I’m happy to annonce something I’ve been working on in my spare time over a few weekends: EctoQLC comes with an adapter for DETS, ETS and...
New
Hey there,
for a side project I needed to store more than those max. 2gb that the builtin :dets supports and so I created this new pure ...
New
When using :dets should I close the file after each write operation? I see many warnings like this:
dets: file "/my/file" not properly ...
New
I have an application that stores some of its state in a dets file.
The shape of the data is going to change in a later version. What ar...
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