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Ash Framework: suggestion. add examples how to fall back to ecto
I’ve worked through the book and it starts to click in my head. What’s missing for me are examples how to fallback to some lower level stuff like a custom ecto query with fragments. Sometimes some data needs to be fixed in bulk. It can’t be done in a single query, and the easiest way is to use ecto query in a recursive function that updates the data in smaller chunks in the background. It’s pretty simple using pure ecto, but I’m not sure how do do it using ash resources.
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