vic0824
vic0824
Wouldn’t a native spatial index require native spatial data types?
I mean ArcadeDB data types, such as the ones defined in `https://github.com/ArcadeData/arcadedb/blob/0c8653efca31b698de347a65138308ed9a7cc68d/engine/src/main/java/com/arcadedb/schema/Type.java` Without native ArcadeDB data types, how would one store, for example, a lineString as a property of a...
It does not work with backtick either. I'll pull the latest version and repeat the test.
Hold on, if I repeat your test, it passes, so maybe it is something specific to prepared statements.
Finally got to the bottom of this, it was driving me crazy. The problem does not occur because of the property name, but because the where clause uses an indexed...
I agree, it should be 100% automatic.
I'm using v24.2.1, which is the latest version. I did some more tests and I have found that the issue is related to the use of aliases. This select works:...
It returns an incorrect record. Basically, if I create an alias for a positional parameter, the asLong() function produces an incorrect result. If I use `?.asLong()` directly it works. I...
I know the problem is the index, because if I drop the index and repeat the query, I get the correct results.
If I re-create the index, the query gives the correct result. > Could you try adding `@rid` to the projection and see if the error persists? Sorry, I had already...