Wow. OK, if it was happening to you with only 2 memcache set_multi_async 
calls, I'm generally doing over 200 in the course of 8 minutes or so, each 
with ~32 elements. I've added delays between them now, so it is now 300 
over 15 minutes each with 20 elements.

Vinny, I haven't hit the error again since I changed to batches of 20 per 
set_multi_async and added 5 seconds delay between each write. Of course, 
that isn't a viable solution for everybody, and even now I'm thinking that 
I should test at 2 seconds to see what happens. Also, I thought the whole 
point of the async calls was that you could just dump and forget while you 
keep on processing. If you have to wait before you can dump more it really 
doesn't add much value to them. Thinking I might switch back to regular 
set_multi calls (and yes, I was hitting the error with them as well).

On Sunday, 25 August 2013 19:06:45 UTC+2, pdknsk wrote:
>
> PS. I should also add that I moved to a different app id. So this may or 
> may not also have helped fix it.
>

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