Ah yes, that's true. Thanks!
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I guess that you still is billed by the CPU hours consumed by the datastore
operations. That means that you have unlimited datastore operations, but
they will bi billed as cpu_hours.
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Thanks, that worked for me!
Question: I believe that using the datastore admin still counts against your
quota. Is that correct? Nevertheless, since the old pricing/quotas are
still in effect, this shouldn't matter right because all of the datastore
related quotas are unlimited under old pric
If you have multiple logins enabled, or if you are not the app owner, I
guess that the datastore admin page won't open. Try accessing the url of the
built-in directly:
http://ah-builtin-python-bundle-dot-latest-dot-.appspot.com/_ah/datastore_admin/
Hope this helps,
- Ronoaldo
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I read here
http://code.google.com/appengine/docs/adminconsole/datastoreadmin.html:
"The datastore copy feature is currently available only for Python
applications."
I'm running a Java app - is this why the Datastore admin page is blank for
me?
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If you would like to delete ALL entities of a particular kind your best bet
is the Datastore admin.
How did you enabled the Datastore admin? through the Admin Console? or
adding the builtin on your app.ymal. file?
Best,
Jose Montes de Oca
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The Datastore Admin page is blank for me as well. Weird.
Anyone?
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I believe you can do it from Datastore Admin, pretty sure I've done that
before.
That page seems blank to me atm though, weird.
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