On 28 Sep, 10:15, "Nick Johnson (Google)"
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> You could do this much more efficiently by loading the list of keys into a
> list (say, from a text file), and deleting them in batches, something like
> this:
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> f = iter(open("todelete.txt", "r"))
> for batch in zip(*([f]*20)):
> db.dele
On Sun, Sep 27, 2009 at 1:07 PM, djerdo wrote:
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> Hi Nick,
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> Thanks, that's more straightforward. Somewhat related, I'm creating an
> auto-generated 'bulk-delete' script that uses the 'remote_api'
> handler. Since i know the key_name for each entity that I'm uploading,
> I create a script whic
Hi Nick,
Thanks, that's more straightforward. Somewhat related, I'm creating an
auto-generated 'bulk-delete' script that uses the 'remote_api'
handler. Since i know the key_name for each entity that I'm uploading,
I create a script which looks something like (ignoring imports):
deleteall_my
Hi djerdo,
You can specify key names by overriding the generate_key method of your
loader. See here for more details:
http://blog.notdot.net/2009/9/Advanced-Bulk-Loading-part-2-Customization
-Nick Johnson
On Sat, Sep 26, 2009 at 1:54 PM, djerdo wrote:
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> On 17 Sep, 23:25, djerdo wrote:
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