Hi Robert,
Thanks for the response, I did wait several days before sending that
message, but shortly afterwards the quota cleared to zero. I am using
a persistence manager with jdo, would these create temporary
entities?
I need to explicitly index my keys in descending order for mapreduce,
and t
Thanks for the information and tips Robert, somehow I missed that
AppEngine automatically indexes properties.
Simply adding the unindexed extension to the JDO class should
eventually clear the auto-generated indexes?
Cheers & thanks again,
-Erik
On Nov 9, 10:52 am, Robert Kluin wrote:
> Hi Eri
Thanks for the info Ikai.
I starred issue 2740, hopefully we will be able to view index
statistics sometime in the future.
Being able to delete the datastore without having to delete each
entity would be nice too, it can become expensive very quickly to make
mistakes.
On Nov 9, 7:44 pm, "Ikai Lan
Hi Erik,
As far as I know the persistence manager would not create any extra entities.
It sounds like you might want to explicitly disable indexing on any
fields you will not be querying on. See the 'Properties that Aren't
Indexed' section on the 'Queries and Indexes' page.
http://code.google
No, it won't auto clear indexes. You'll need to use something like the
Mapper API to read all the entities, modifies them and re-saves them.
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