Please rethink your design! There is certainly no need for a global
variable. There is may be a way to implement your requirement as a
singleton that is being able to deliver the huge bag of data in a much
more smarter way.
Am 18.06.2010 um 20:17 schrieb aurphir <ranavis...@gmail.com>:
In my django application I have a global variable 'gv' which is
accessed by different requests coming from the end users.
Now 'gv' holds a data of 2 MB size which needs to be update at regular
interval, pulling 2 MB data from the database for every request
doesn't make sense.
For this I have planned to use celery as a scheduler which will do the
update but looks like it runs as a different process and can't access
'gv'!
What could be possible ways where celery can update 'gv'? I can think
of calling a url from celery which updates 'gv' but not sure if this
is the right way of doing it.
Appreciate your responses
Thanks
Vishal
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