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PyKX 2.3.0 Released
Hi All,
PyKX 2.3.0 has been released
Full details of the release can be found here. Additions
- PyKX now supports the use of
KDB_LICENSE_B64
orKDB_K4LICENSE_B64
configuration values/environment variables to define the content of akc.lic
ork4.lic
license respectively if no license is found on initial usage of PyKX. -
Shortcut provided for access to current date, time and timestamp information using
'today'
and'now'
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Addition of support for
inplace
updates of PyKX tables modified using qsql select/update/delete operations on in-memory data. Application ofinplace
modifications is not supported for direct application on Partitioned/Splayed tables. -
Addition of
reset_index
,add_suffix
,add_prefix
,count
,skew
andstd
functionality to Pandas Like API- See here for details of supported keyword arguments, limitations and examples.
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Jupyter Notebook magic adds--debug
option which prints the q backtrace if the cell execution fails.- Release 2.3.0 adds to PyKX the concept of Beta features, these features are available to users through setting the configuration/environment variable
PYKX_BETA_FEATURES
. For more information on Beta features see further documentation here
Fixes and Improvements
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Jupyter Notebook magic now returns all outputs up to and including an error when thrown. Previously only the error was returned.-
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Jupyter Notebook magic ignores accidental whitespace in execution options. Below example no longer fails withReceived unknown argument
error: -
In cases where PyKX IPC sockets read data from unexpected publishers it could raise an
IndexError
. PyKX will now provide a more verbose error indicating that an unexpected message has been received, the bytes processed and requests a reproducible example to be provided if possible. -
Update to table column retrieval logic to error when a user attempts to access a non-existent column with a queried table.
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Improved error message for conversion failures.
- Fixes an issue where a user would receive a length error when attempting to apply
min
,max
,prod
andsum
functions onpykx.KeyedTable
objects.
Beta Features
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Database Management functionality has been added for the creation, loading and maintenance of PyKX Partitioned Databases. A full worked example of this functionality can be found here along with full API documentation which includes examples of each function here. The API includes but is not limited to the following:
- Database table creation and renaming.
- Enumeration of in-memory tables against on-disk sym file.
- Column listing, addition, reordering, renaming copying, function application and deletion on-disk.
- Attribute setting and removal.
- Addition of missing tables from partitions within a database.
- Database table creation and renaming.
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Added
PYKX_THREADING
environment variable that allows multithreaded programs to modify state when calling into python on secondary threads. Note: This behaviour is only supported on Linux / MacOS.
- PyKX now supports the use of
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