Hi All,

I have a question about MonetDB/SciQL, in particular regards to the unbounded arrays and their updates.

I've created two arrays (one bounded and an unbounded) essentially with the same schemata in my database as follows:
"""
sql>\d
ARRAY  sys.facts
ARRAY  sys.facts_bounded
sql>\d sys.source 
CREATE TABLE "sys"."source" (
"x" INTEGER,
"y" INTEGER,
"v"  VARCHAR(32)
);
sql>\d sys.facts
CREATE ARRAY "sys"."facts" (
"x" INTEGER       DIMENSION [0:1:1],
"y" INTEGER       DIMENSION [0:1:*],
"v"  VARCHAR(32)
);
"""

My goal at the moment is to use the unbounded array as it would fit very well the domain of my application: several coordinates-like columns and a couple of attributes, but the ranges of the coordinates are not known beforehand.

Unfortunately, I am facing some problems when I try to insert values into the unbounded array:
"""
  sql>insert into sys.facts values (0,0,'42');
  0 affected rows (0.938ms)
"""

On the other hand, the same insert operation works just fine with the bounded array:
"""
  sql>insert into sys.facts_bounded values (0,0,'42');
  1 affected row (20.594ms)
  sql>select * from sys.facts_bounded;
  +------+------+------+
  |  x   |  y   | v    |
  +======+======+======+
  |    0 |    0 | 42   |
  |    0 |    1 | null |
  ... (5 lines omitted for brevity)
  |    1 |    3 | null |
  +------+------+------+
  8 tuples (0.612ms)
"""

I would like to know if this is the supposed way one can insert values into unbounded arrays or I am doing something wrong.

I compiled the source from the branch "sciql" from the mercurial repository 2 days ago, as my understanding was that the built versions do not support SciQL. Is there any other way I can get a MonetDB with SciQL support? 

If it helps anything, the beginning of the welcome message of the mserver5 is as follows:
"""
  # MonetDB 5 server v11.16.0
  # This is an unreleased version
  # Serving database 'monetdb5', using 4 threads
  # Compiled for x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/64bit with 64bit OIDs dynamically linked
"""

Any help or suggestion is appreciated!

Best regards,
    Gabor