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PyKX 2.2.1 has been released Full details on the release can be found here. Fixes and improvements: Some messages to stdout were not being captured when running PyKX in it’s under Q modality or in various other edge cases, these are now being capture...
It's that time of year again! (the most wonderful time of the year? )Tomorrow kicks off Advent of Code 2023, and if you know the KX community you'll know we love to take part the annual series of challenges set by the brilliant Eric Wastl. If you wan...
Hi Team, I'm getting below error in the kdb.ai UI Starter Edition Database Not Running info For assistance with your database review documentation for common scenarios or email support. API KeysAdd new API Key The starter edition database has the opt...
I have a table contains columns col1, col2. I want to prefix the content of each row in col1 as "col1#". Similarly for col2 as well. Is there anyway i can do with functional update query? Thanks
I think I wrote Python Array but it's a fail and the data count is also wrong. Can you help me solution?
