David McNab wrote:
I'd love some way to do:
v = db.view('myview')...
v1 = v.sortusing(lambda r1,r2: cmp(len(r1.field1), len(r2.field1)))
Using a function to sort will always be a little slow. I have a python
version of what you are wanting that has reasonable performance (2ghz
pentium 4),
Title: RE: [Metakit] Using head of file
JC:
Thankyou for the clarification regarding using the head of a Storage. It sounds like I'll be able to use it quite easily.
DVM
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On Wed, Sep 03, 2003 at 02:08:39PM +0200, Joost Kremers wrote:
On Wed, Sep 03, 2003 at 01:40:58AM -0500, Nicholas Riley wrote:
The problem here is that the build system assumes that where 'long
long' is defined, 'LONG_LONG' is also defined. I've fixed that
mistaken assumption, along with
On Wed, Sep 03, 2003 at 10:31:11AM -0500, Nicholas Riley wrote:
http://web.sabi.net/temp/metakit-2.4.9.2+njr0.1.tar.gz
thanks! just tried it and it builds fine, using 'python setup.py install'.
btw, i forgot to mention in my previous message that i did get two warnings
that you may or
I am loading a database with a bunch of new data that the user is
allowed to validate.
I have been using commit() and rollback() for these operations because
it's easy :) The question I have is, what are the ramifications of
loading a lot of data without commiting? Memory? Speed? Inquiring
Brian Kelley wrote:
I am loading a database with a bunch of new data that the user is
allowed to validate.
I have been using commit() and rollback() for these operations because
it's easy :) The question I have is, what are the ramifications of
loading a lot of data without commiting?
