Hi,
I think, that your app has a bad design if you need to do such things. You
can have a hundred millions of records and be just fine and you can have a
thousands of records and have problems if you do a bad design. If you
split data over multiple tables, you will do the lookups over multiple
tables what is worse than over one. If you provide more details perhaps
somebody can give you an optimization advice.
Martin
On Fri, 16 Sep 2011 08:03:07 +0200, deepak gupta <[email protected]>
wrote:
Hi All,
Is there any facility in Django to create time series table.
My Req. is :
I want to create one table monthly or Daily basis as my data is huge
so I want to distribute the load monthly or daily basis, so I wan to
use same schema name and need to create table regularly.
for ex:
for monthly I want to create table : tblUser201109 (user table for yr
2011, september) with same schema in oct (tblUser201110). there will
be time stamp field in the schema, and on the basis of timestamp(time
entered) the table should create automatically, means if time stamp is
of nov 2011 and table not exist then it should created tblUser201111
first then it should enter the row in that table .
If there is no facility, please tell me where to modify the code in
Django?
Thanks,
DJ
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