hey gang -
the last big page of the docs that i wanted to get out for 0.4 is
*mostly* complete, i just need to write about the ever-controversial
"scoped_session()" function and a little more about partitioning.
the doc is a lot more friendly than the previous doc and has shed most
of the hysterical lecturing which the old one amassed back in those
tumultuous 0.2 days. ive added a small FAQ to it also since at this
point, its pretty clear what the F.A.Q's are.
Heres a clip ! yes, i brought a clip:
But the bigger point here is, you should not *want* to use the
session with multiple concurrent threads. That would be like having
everyone at a restaurant all eat from the same plate. The session is a
local "workspace" that you use for a specific set of tasks; you don't
want to, or need to, share that session with other threads who are
doing some other task. If, on the other hand, there are other threads
participating in the same task you are, such as in a desktop graphical
application, then you would be sharing the session with those threads,
but you also will have implemented a proper locking scheme (or your
graphical framework does) so that those threads do not collide.
now who can resist that. new session docs at
http://www.sqlalchemy.org/docs/04/session.html
.
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