On Dec 5, 2011, at 1:40 AM, kris wrote:
> I have added the flush every 1024 loads, and also set DBSession.autoflush =
> False, but I see that I have
> gone and used up all available memory again. There are no other references
> than the ones in the session.
>
> A bit more information, I am g
I have added the flush every 1024 loads, and also set DBSession.autoflush =
False, but I see that I have
gone and used up all available memory again. There are no other
references than the ones in the session.
A bit more information, I am getting stuck in a routine that adds 'root'
pointer to
On Dec 3, 2011, at 2:31 PM, kris wrote:
> I have a database migration using sqlalchemy migrate that needs to migrate
> several million rows.
> After running for several days, I see the job has grown to consume all
> available memory and
> is swapping.
>
> Can someone point me to a descript
I have a database migration using sqlalchemy migrate that needs to migrate
several million rows.
After running for several days, I see the job has grown to consume all
available memory and
is swapping.
Can someone point me to a description of what is the best way to manage
memory in the ses
