of an entity after it's created.
Bear in mind that updates to an entity group are limited to roughly 1QPS -
so putting all your entities in one entity group is rarely a good idea.
-Nick Johnson
On Tue, Jun 15, 2010 at 4:12 AM, Chris Killpack killp...@gmail.com wrote:
I have a set of entities
I have a set of entities all of the same kind, AnalyticsCounter, in my
datastore. For correctness I would like to update many of these entities in
a single transaction, which requires they are all in the same entity group.
In my case I don't have a hierarchy, instead I just have a set of entities.
I ended up writing my own script that uses remote_api to connect to the
DataStore, extract N entities and then dump them in CSV format.
Chris
On Tue, May 25, 2010 at 9:37 PM, Chris Killpack killp...@gmail.com wrote:
I have over 2M entities in my data store, and I'd like to download about
1000
I have exhausted my storage quota, and twice today I have tried and failed
to increase my storage quota. I go to the app's Billings Settings, increase
the Stored Data quota by $0.02 (which increases the maximum daily limit).
Then I go through the Google Checkout process, received the emails, seen
I have over 2M entities in my data store, and I'd like to download about
1000 of them in CSV form. I tried killing the bulkuploader with Ctrl-C but
I've found that it hangs the bulkloader and it doesn't write the CSV file
until the complete download has finished. Would it be possible to add Yet
And it happened again yesterday :( Is anyone else seeing this problem?
Chris
On Mon, May 3, 2010 at 5:24 PM, Chris Killpack killp...@gmail.com wrote:
On 3 separate occasions in the last 3 weeks, including today and 4/29, the
current load counters for my app's handlers have been reset during
On 3 separate occasions in the last 3 weeks, including today and 4/29, the
current load counters for my app's handlers have been reset during the 24
hour window. This is annoying, as I rely on these counters to measure server
traffic over days*. AFAICT the reset doesn't happen more than once in a
I recently discovered that I had become a human cron-job: every night around
11:50pm PST I would log into the GAE dashboard, total the number of requests
in my app and store them in a spreadsheet so I could track load over time.
I've found no mention of a dashboard API, which leaves scraping the
