On Oct 3, 2006, at 11:02 AM, Simen Haugen wrote:
I did a test where I just set up my application and ran
connection.getDaboCursor().execute("select * from tbl_blobvalues")
several times. Each time the memory is added up.
So you're creating several cursors, right? If you don't hold
references to the cursors, then it's up to Python to garbage-collect
that memory.
A better test would be to do something like:
crs = connection.getDaboCursor()
while True:
crs.execute("select * from tbl_blobvalues")
report_your_memory_status()
This way you are working with a single cursor, and it should be
replacing the data in the cursor each time, instead of creating
several cursors, each with its own copy of the data.
-- Ed Leafe
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