Thanks for your help. Adding the index worked out for us.
Thank you for providing the other suggestions as well.
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Datastore query times are not guaranteed to be consistent, as Datastore is
a shared, distributed service. Since you're performing 4 equality filters
this can add to the variation.
The question of how to optimize for speed is a bit broad and depends on
your data model. With that being said I can
My replies take a long time to get posted here since I'm new.
My application is written in Java and instance class of my app is F4. There
are a total of 922,758 entities of that Kind in the Datastore.
Here's the function:
public static Map getEntitiesUsingQueryCursor( String kind ,
int limit
Additional info:
The query has 4 "equals" filters on 4 different properties (3 strings and 1
Boolean). It does not have a sort order applied.
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Can you let us know what language runtime you're using, preferably with a
sample of code which shows your query and fetch options?
On Saturday, March 4, 2017 at 12:01:57 PM UTC-5, Arjunkumar Udainath wrote:
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> I have an app that's sort of like a to-do application. Any given user
> would have "T
