look into the mapper api. It is designed to work
>> with large datasets, so it may be a good fit.
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>> On Fri, Sep 10, 2010 at 07:11, Sümer Cip wrote:
>> > I have 1 million recordes. I am doing statitical wor
I have 1 million recordes. I am doing statitical work with the data field.
What I want to do is to work in batches(with crons) with my data. That's
all.
On Fri, Sep 10, 2010 at 6:56 AM, Robert Kluin wrote:
> What is "many entities," is it 100, 1,000, 1,000,000, more? What are
> you doing with th
Of course this approach is only valid if I can guarantee no subsequent put()
operations will happen in a single request which in my case unlikely. Or is
there a better generic approach you can suggest?
On Mon, Mar 8, 2010 at 4:09 PM, Sümer Cip wrote:
> Yes, exactly, I finally found the prob
Yes, exactly, I finally found the problem yesterday, gaeutlities session
behaves different on each object. So how about this solution: I have a base
handler class for all the handlers and what I added is to refresh the user
param from the datastore for every __init__ function. How that sounds?
cla
As a programmer I usually like everything Google does as a corporation, like
thir ideas, like their projects especially the engineering quality of their
software(good balancing of tradeoffs). But I personally don't understand
Google on this subject. People just want to have a simple FTP like thing
