I know that there is a limit of 5000 index entries per entity, which
means I can't do things like this:
class Foo(db.Model):
x = db.ListProperty(int)
y = db.ListProperty(int)
foo1 = Foo(x = range(5001))
foo1.put()
Furthermore, if I have the index in index.yaml
- kind: Foo
properties:
- name: x
- name: y
then I also see from this thread:
http://groups.google.com/group/google-appengine/browse_thread/thread/d5f4dcb7d00ed4c6
that I can't do this:
foo2 = Foo(x = range(100), y=range(100))
foo2.put()
because that would give me 10,000 index entries.
However, my question is: if I DON'T have any entries in index.yaml for
Foo and try:
foo3 = Foo(x = range(100), y=range(100))
foo3.put()
will that still raise the "BadRequestError:Too many indexed properties
for entity" exception? From my tests, it looks like it won't cause any
errors. Is this correct? How many index entries would foo3 have in
this case? Is it 200 (the sum of the lengths of each list)? Or
something else?
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