2009/1/10 djidjadji djidja...@gmail.com:
Be aware that there are times that memcache is disabled. At certain
maintenance activities memcache.get() always returns None and
memcache.set() has no effect.
And memcache will be cleared when maintenance is over and normal
behavior has returned.
Your application must be able to deal with this situation.
Indeed. My point was that this isn't really a workable alternative to
simply retrying the Datastore request.
Thanks,
David.
2009/1/10 David Wilson d...@botanicus.net:
* Somehow use memcache as an alternative.
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