I'm experiencing the same thing as you. In the past week memcache eviction
is about 10x faster than it was a week ago. Since I'm storing less than a
1mb and data get evicted in minutes, it defeat the purpose (mostly) of
using memcache.
Some other people saw the same
issuehttps://code.google.co
I use GAE for a 24/7 support portal. People enter support issues and the
portal will notify technician by email on their BlackBerry (yes I know, not
Android...).
The problem is that every night Google mail infrastructure (mail API) seems
to have delivery problems around 00h00 EST. Most delivery
I got a similar issue.
Saving an instance "put()" of an object with a UserProperty referring
to a users.user that is a federated_identity causes a corruption of
the instance. accessing the object after the put will result in the
following exception:
File "/base/python_runtime/python_lib/versions/
ing unless the
datasets stays within few thousands.
Sebastien
On Aug 12, 2:12 pm, Neal Walters wrote:
> Sboire,
> There is an "offset" parm on the fetch, so yes, you can get 1000
> records at a time in a loop.
> I believe however this is discouraged because it will eat up y
I'm new to Python and GAE too, so bear with me if I'm saying something
stupid. I read about how backups of whole GEA databases were made and
the technique involves using both ordering and filtering to achieve an
iterator on a large list.
I principle it goes like this, you order the list, let's sa
