El Martes, 10 de Febrero de 2009, Matt Amos escribió: > as you say, with any luck the queries for users and changesets will be > cached. so disabling validations would gain us little and admit the > possibility that invalid data gets into the DB somehow... not saving > the changesets on each diff might be a win - but is it big enough to > justify uglifying the code?
I just finished coding a bulk importer which interfaces directly to the MySQL DB instead of interfacing to the API. It imports my files in one thirteenth* of the time. Even thinking about the HTTP overhead and whatnot, I just cannot frakkin' believe that the API imposes a 1200% overhead on batch create operations. Twelve-frakkin'-hundred percent overhead. * Number not scientifically accurate. So, please have this number in mind when thinking about uglyfying the code in the name of performance. Cheers, -- --------------------------------- Iván Sánchez Ortega <i...@sanchezortega.es> Dios Mío! Está lleno de firmas!
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