Are you storing anything in the Blob Store? If so, well, deleting Blobs
from the AppSpot console does not work. Perhaps the problem is systemic.
But, if it helps revenue, then why fix it?
-Brett
On Mon, Mar 22, 2010 at 5:26 AM, Robert Kluin robert.kl...@gmail.comwrote:
I do not think they
Hi,
The discrepancy between datastore stats volume and stored data is generally
due to indexing overhead, which is not included in the datastore stats. This
can be very high for entities with many properties, or with long entity and
property names or entity keys. Do you have reason to suppose
Something is wrong. My app is showing with 7.42GB of total stored
data, but only 615 MB of datastore. There is only one version string
uploaded, which is almost 150MB, and nothing in the blobstore. This
discrepancy has been getting worse - several hours ago (longer than
the period since datastore
I have the same about that!
my entities:167MB but total's 1G,It's over quota!
the other 833MB it's meta datas!
*It's very confused!*
2010/3/21 homunq jameson.qu...@gmail.com
Something is wrong. My app is showing with 7.42GB of total stored
data, but only 615 MB of datastore. There is only one
GAE is cluster which include master slaver, backup system... etc..
So the quota is much bigger than your local file.
2010/3/22 杨浩 skzr@gmail.com
I have the same about thaTt!
my entities:167MB but total's 1G,It's over quota!
the other 833MB it's meta datas!
*It's very confused!*
I do not think they charge separately for backups and replicas. I am
pretty sure they have stated before that the cost of those services is
already included in the storage charge.
I can not find the post that referenced this though.
On Mon, Mar 22, 2010 at 12:21 PM, Tom Wu
