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Pack logtalk -- logtalk-3.86.0/examples/named_databases/SCRIPT.txt

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% start by loading the example:

| ?- logtalk_load(named_databases(loader)). ...

% create a new named database:

| ?- db_create(my_db). yes

% add some facts to the new database:

| ?- db_dynamic(my_db, foo/1). yes

| ?- db_assertz(my_db, foo(1)), db_assertz(my_db, foo(2)), db_assertz(my_db, foo(3)). yes

% prove goals using the named database:

| ?- db_call(my_db, foo(X)). X = 1 ; X = 2 ; X = 3 yes

| ?- db_once(my_db, foo(X)). X = 1 yes

% save all dynamic predicates in the database to a file:

| ?- db_save(my_db, 'my_db.pl'). yes

% clear the named database:

| ?- db_clear(my_db). yes

% load the saved file into a different database:

| ?- db_create(foo_db), db_load(foo_db, 'my_db.pl'). yes

% check that the saved facts are there by retracting them one by one:

| ?- db_retract(foo_db, foo(X)). X = 1 ; X = 2 ; X = 3 yes