Hey guys sorry about that, I completely forgot about the existence of the
dev branch.
I'll try it out soon as I can. In the meantime I've tracked down where
exactly the error occurs but have no idea why none-the-less.
Even if it is already fixed it feels like a waste to throw away my info so
I'll just list it here in case it is of any use.
I got the exact same error while using the low level driver - details
follow:
Executing any commands which modify the database triggers the same error.
It occurs when executing the word send-message-check-error - it traces as
follows:
send-message-check-error -> lasterror -> find-one -> send-query-plain ->
with-stream ->
with-streams* -> with-scope -> bind -> call
That's where it throws an exception.
If you execute the same command but use the -unsafe alternative word it
works without a problem.
In fact even when the exception is throw the database is actually modified
appropriately and it seems like the error is phantom.
The only difference as I could tell between, say, update and update-unsafe
is the latter does not call the lasterror word.
If you execute update and then lasterror in two seperate with-db statements
there is no error, the error only occurs if lasterror follows update (or any
other modifying word) within the same with-db quotation.
Using the -unsafe words ultimately fixed the problem and the low level
driver seems to work properly though I haven't tested everything.
However, when using the high level tuple vocab even with a custom
update-tuple-unsafe word it has no effect on the database at all even though
it completes without error.
That's all.
Thanks guys.
On Thu, Jul 29, 2010 at 11:55 PM, Sascha Matzke <[email protected]>wrote:
> Hi,
>
> please try the latest mongodb driver changes in the Factor git repository.
>
> The typo in the docs is fixed now and the error you received should be gone
> too.
>
> Sascha
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