I'm getting this when I'm calling transact:
datomic.impl.Exceptions$IllegalArgumentExceptionInfo: :db.error/not-a-data-function Not a data function: 71
data: {:db/error :db.error/not-a-data-function}
java.util.concurrent.ExecutionException: java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: :db.error/not-a-data-function Not a data function: 71
What is the error message trying to tell me? I don't have '71' in my data anywhere, so ah, um... Yeah. This takes clojure stack traces to a new level.
Datomic supports database functions. So let's say you installed a database function called ":foo/bar" you would call it in a transaction thusly:
[[:foo/bar arg1 arg2 ...]]
What this error is saying is that it thinks you are calling a database function, but that function does't exist. In this case it thinks that function name is 71.
Take a look at the data you are transacting and make sure it is in the correct format. For example, I've seen this error when passing a map as {:my/key 42} instead of [{:my/key 42}]. The input of transact should always be a sequence of data, even if all you are transacting is a hashmap.
