Some additional notes:
A previous version of this code that did significantly more but
smaller writes ran out of memory much sooner.
Event is a db.Model class that is used to record things that happen on
our system. There could be 10's or 100's of 1000's processed by this
code. A future version
I've just tried commenting out the f.write(buf.getvalue()). When I do
this, the code successfully processes all of the records. Is there
something incorrect in the way I'm using the blobstore files API?
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What I shall try next is processing a batch of records and then
closing the file and kicking off a new process, which will start where
the old one left off. What I don't know is whether without the
finalize the data already written will be lost.
Jules
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memory. Is the file API holding everything in
memory until the finalize or is there a leak in my code? I don't think
I can call finalize as after that I can't append to the database.
Help?
Thanks
Jules
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I am still getting 500 errors too
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I am getting 100% 503 errors when deploying. The console seems to be
fixed now though...
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that have been marked as resolved.
Has some change to App Engine been made that would make our previously
fast app slow? Is there a problem with the datastore?
Our appid is gwigomap.
Thanks,
Jules
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