By what you wrote, I assume you're referring to the query speed, not the
speed of the deletion. I presume that deleting an object or collection of
object requires a time that's independent of other factors in the
datastore; that is, once I know the object's key, deleting it takes an
Yeah, if you're doing a delete by previously-known key I would expect
constant time operation. I have no idea what might be causing your
issue, sorry.
Jeff
On Sun, Dec 11, 2011 at 4:26 PM, Michael michael.ol...@gmail.com wrote:
By what you wrote, I assume you're referring to the query speed,
I haven't looked too closely at your problem, but one thing that has come
up before on this list is that it's a bad idea to do things like this:
repeat {
delete N items;
}
Basically, deleting items just flags them as deleted in the underlying
store. They are vacuumed up later. So if you
