I'm trying to understand if when the application will be public, it
will exceed quota. At the moment I'm test it by myself and I get some
concerning data from the Current Load panel in the Dashboard. In fact
the main script of the app shows me the current data:
Requests last 3 hrs Avg CPU
.
./bulkload_client.py --batch_size=4
2009/1/11 gabon nuthink...@googlemail.com:
Well, Bulk Data Uploader seems definitely very useful. What if I would
like to update the records? (every now and then)
Thanks, chr
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other solutions.
With bulkloader, you mean the actionscript 3 library?
Thanks, chr
On Jan 11, 12:18 pm, Greg Temchenko soid@gmail.com wrote:
I guess you have to split your XML file and work with it by steps.
Did you see how bulkloader works?
On Jan 11, 2:04 pm, gabon
It splits a csv file into 10 lines requests and inserts it step by
step.
On Jan 11, 3:45 pm, gabon nuthink...@googlemail.com wrote:
I started optimizing everywhere. Now I have a textarea input where I
paste a json string (I presume is faster to parse than xml). I still
got problems
I am newbie to GAE, I am creating different handlers, each one with
its own py script, like in most of the examples found. The weird
problem I am having is that when I try to execute a new handler just
created, I get an error referring a previous one (like if there is
dependency/conflict with one
Tired of the performances of my cheap hosting, I would like to try to
see if GAE is the answer for small projects that could be quite
demanding and should be reliable.
Let's imagine I have a database on my personal website and I would
like to kind of mirror it every now and then to have almost
