Thanks Peter to reply.
Actually my table consist more than 15 columns and each column have lots of
validation like presence validation,format validation.
Major issue is user will upload CSV file which can consist hundred's of
rows.Through active record validating each row consuming lots of time.
Thanks Peter to reply.
Actually my table consist more than 15 columns and each column have lots of
validation like presence validation,format validation.
Major issue is user will upload CSV file which can consist hundred's of
rows.Through active record validating each row consuming lots of time.
T
Memcached is only useful for storing the responses and unless the
validation rules are incredibly complicated using memcached is not going to
speed anything up.
Simply not the right tool for the job, the real question is why are your
validation rules so slow.
On 2 November 2013 20:16, Fahim Pat
On Thursday, October 31, 2013 11:34:23 PM UTC+5:30, Mayada Alraegi wrote:
>
> I am a begginer in ROR and using this tutorial:
> http://ruby.railstutorial.org/chapters/a-demo-app#sec-deploying_the_demo_app
> to get a head start I got every thing working fine(installation ) but
> I went to cha
Hi All ,
Can we validate request input data using memcache ? Actually I am facing
scenario in which user uploading CSV file which can have hundreds of rows
and to validate each row using ActiveRecord taking long time.
I have below question:-
1. So can we cache our validation rule in memcache
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Changelog:
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