> >
> > Query q = pm.newQuery(Parent.class, "key== k");
> > k.declareParameters("Long u");
> > List result;
> > result = (List) q.execute(key);
> >
> > with a huge number of children, wouldn&#x
gt; Akshar
>
> On Oct 9, 10:27 pm, Kevin Pierce wrote:
> > From the linked to api
> > "It is possible to whitelist both accounts and IP addresses"
> >
> > If your calls are made by signing with your account, it should result in
> an
> > acco
rties of a model are fetched simultaneously. Will the old
> > unneeded properties still transfer over RPC on my dime and while users
> > wait? In other words: if I want to reduce the size of my entities, is
> > it necessary to migrate the old entities to ones with the new
> &g
scussion on the above problem
> (with no easy solution):
>
> http://groups.google.com/group/twitter-development-talk/browse_thread/thread/e8f1fe375aff50a
>
> Akshar
> >
>
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> Why not simply add the tags to the URL entity?
>
> class URL(db.Model):
>url = db.StringProprety()
>tags = db.StringListProperty()
>
>@classmethod
>def fetch_by_tag(cls, *tags):
>query = URL.all()
>for t in tags:
>query.filter(
a
> 1000 urls, there will be a 1000 lists of tags which will have to be
> traversed to find the target_tag. Assuming each list has 100 or so
> elements, that's an awful lot of reading. The problem worsens,
> obviously, for more urls (as is likely to be the case in my app) and
>
uence
> > happens:
> > (i) an SSTable is written that contains rowkeys = 1,2,3,5;
> > (ii) I commit an entity with rowkey 4.
> > Does the SSTable get deleted and recreated? Is guarantee 1 broken and
> > my entity(key=4) written to a different SSTable? The answer t
Python is "caching" it at the class level.
It looks like you are defining GetDomain.domain to os.environ['SERVER_NAME']
only once on its first usage per server instance.
a) Try using a property/function to return os.environ['SERVER_NAME']
or
b) use a class instance defined attribute such as
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