In KDB:
.j.j `something`else!(1 2)
produces {"something": 1, "else": 2}
as expected
However, doing
.j.j `something!1
just produces ,"1"
, with no labels.
What am I doing wrong? Or is this is a bug in .j.j
?
You need to enlist the keys and values in the dictionary
q).j.j enlist[`something]!enlist 1
"{\"something\":1}"
Otherwise your input is not a dictionary (type 99h), but an enumeration
q)type `something!1
-20h