Thanks for the excellent information Michael. Will need to think about
this and post again if I have further questions.
As for the delete/rm discussion, I guess it depends on your use case.
I usually run rm with -f flag which fails silently if no file is
found. But I get your point and you also p
gizli wrote:
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> t1.delete(obj)
> t2.delete(obj)
> t2.commit()
> t1.commit()
I also forgot to mention that you can always use query.delete() or
table.delete() to get a standard "relational" delete, though it does not
offer in-python cascading. This delete translates directly to DELETE with
the g
gizli wrote:
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> Hi guys,
>
> I have a couple of questions about a recent concurrency test I did on
> SA. Someone in our team ran into a very intermittent issue where a
> certain operation he tried doing failed by ConcurrentUpdateError. I
> wrote a simple thread that can do query/update/insert/com
