Gabriel,
I think that would work well. Also, thank you for suggesting the use of
filecmp. I have never used this module, but it looks like a much better
solution than what I had been doing previously--using os.stat and performing
a DB lookup in order to verify that the filename and timestamp
Hello everyone,
I have a challenging issue I need to overcome and was hoping I might gain
some insights from this group.
I am trying to speed up the process I am using, which is as follows:
1) I have roughly 700 files that are modified throughout the day by users,
within a separate
En Thu, 12 Apr 2007 14:05:15 -0300, Chris Nethery [EMAIL PROTECTED]
escribió:
At present, users of the separate application can run recalculation
functions that modify all 700 files at once, causing my code to take the
whole ball of wax, rather than just the data that has changed.
Are they
Gabriel,
Thank you for your reply.
Yes, they are tab-delimited text files that will change very little
throughout the day.
But, this is messy, antiquated 80s junk, nonetheless.
Rows are designated either by a row type or they contain a comment. Each
row type has an identity value, but the
En Thu, 12 Apr 2007 23:51:22 -0300, Chris Nethery [EMAIL PROTECTED]
escribió:
Yes, they are tab-delimited text files that will change very little
throughout the day.
But, this is messy, antiquated 80s junk, nonetheless.
Ugh...
Rows are designated either by a row type or they contain a
