I asked a few days ago about defquery and enums. On further
investigation, I am less inclined to believe that the problem is due to
the enums. Is there any general reason why, or common mistake causing a
run-query* to return just one fact when there are many facts in working
memory satisfying the defquery clause? The alternative (which happened
with enums) is that all but one such fact is returned.
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Scott Moss
Professor of Social Simulation
Centre for Policy Modelling
Manchester Metropolitan University
Aytoun Building
Manchester M1 3GH
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