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The reason this breaks is because the default row builder expects rows to be returned from a query. In our selection we just want to count the amount of rows that have matched, returning an int. How can we solve this?
One option would be to add "raw" query functions. e.g. q/all!! which skips the rows builder. It might be nice to skip rows from being build if they are not part of the model. That might be challenging to do but it could be a good solution.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The reason this breaks is because the default row builder expects rows to be returned from a query. In our selection we just want to count the amount of rows that have matched, returning an int. How can we solve this?
One option would be to add "raw" query functions. e.g.
q/all!!
which skips the rows builder. It might be nice to skip rows from being build if they are not part of the model. That might be challenging to do but it could be a good solution.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: