You are overthinking this.  To the point of lunacy.

Jeff

On Wed, Feb 22, 2012 at 5:07 PM, Kesava Neeli <nke...@gmail.com> wrote:

> We would like to have a map of all users in datastore in mem cache so that
> we can look up for any username/email/number to verify if he is already an
> user of our app. Ex: A user wants to send some message to an email address
> from our mobile app. We want to find if there is any user in our database
> with that email id and do something different. We could do a costly query
> all the time or do a quick lookup in MemCache if user exists. For each of
> our user account, we have a primaryKey but we cannot query with that field
> all the time. We would like to update the mem cache like once a day with
> all user accounts and tag them with multiple fields. So interested in the
> size of the mem cache for an app with 4-5 million records which are small
> key/value pairs.
>
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