[Jonathan]

Ended up being a firewall issue. Thanks for the response.

[Jonathan]

Solved. No need for help anymore.

[Jonathan]

I was actually sending the query as a parse tree but after seeing your response, I saw I was adding quotations to my handle query! Removed them and it’s working now. Thank you!

[Jonathan]

.Q.id was exactly what I was looking for. Thank you!

[Jonathan]

Completely forgot it does that. It’s working now, thank you.

[Jonathan]

Thank you! That helps alot.

[Jonathan]

@megan_mcp

I have attached a picture of the question and the error I’m getting.

[Jonathan]

Hi @megan_mcp

Thanks for the reply.

My example was not a good one. I realized that I had a list of strings so something like

“wKDe arB33e on”

“Ia quSesGREATt!”

When I run my original line of: “s except .Q.A” I get a type error and when I tried to add a “each” to it, I got parse errors. I guess my question would be how do I iterate through a list of lists while applying a function using infix notation.