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Dropping into k can be useful to see the representation. Tab is +`time`col1`col2!(times;(`col11`col12!1 3;`col11`col12!5 33);(`col11`col12!1 3;`col11`col12!5 33))
What’s interesting is that
exec col1 from tab
then produces
(`col11`col12!1 3;`col11`col12!5 33)
But pasting this into the repl gives back a table,
+`col11`col12!(1 5;3 33)
So it seems like there’s some automatic table conversion that’s not happening in exec, that does happen in other cases. Interesting! Not much of an answer, but might help to find one.