hi all,
I have a particular file-processing "cron" job that uses django.
Something much like this:
while True:
for image in Image.objects.filter(processing_state="pending"):
#process image
time.sleep(30)
Now I notice that while running this script the DB table myapp_image
seems to be locked the whole time, thus preventing me to -for example-
run any syncdb statements that have references to this table. (syncdb
effectively just sits there, waiting)
Is there any way to tell django to close all it's DB connections? Or am
I running into another type of problem?
thanks!
- bram
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