Simon,
The MySQLdb module performs this operation with very little difference to
native (mysql < data.sql) speed, so I'm not concerned on that, the delta
was <0.5 seconds
In my original example (I didn't know I could pass a dict to the execute to
have it fill in the parameters) I built the
Mike,
Er, yeah, not TSQL, my old MSSQL days are showing :D meant a str() of sql
I'm saying bindparms as the required input format of the params used to
re-bind into the sql in the optimal way, for example
execute(__table__.insert(), bindparams) would represent a list of dicts.
I did a packet
Mike,
No, I'm not calling execute 10k times, but I am doing what they do in your
example with test_core_insert
My code for that is:
log.info('Executing sqlalchemy insert() with bindparams as
execute param - session.execute(__table__.insert(), bindparams)')
Hi all,
Having some very and major performance issues using sqlalchemy to insert
data, been trying many different ways but none seem to hold even a close
candle to raw MySQLdb connections
Versions:
sqlalchemy: 1.2.9
MySQLdb: 1.3.13 (bound with mysql+mysqldb connector)
MySQL: 14.14
Python:
