Hi Vijay,
I think the best practice must be to do the puts at some intervals. Like
say if I am processing pay records for a month and it counts to like 2000.
then I will do 500 records/put. If you want to keep the count of whole
number of records, then use % operator on the record count to do the puts.
recordCount = 0
for pay in payRecords:
# do some processing
processedRecords.append(pay)
recordCount += 1
if recordCount%500 == 0:
db.put(processedRecords)
processedRecords = []
if len(processedRecords) > 0:
# put the remaining/last records which is obviously less than 500
db.put(processedRecords)
Hope this helped you.
On Mon, Nov 25, 2013 at 2:36 PM, timh <[email protected]> wrote:
> You do it the same way you insert 1000 records, you just insert a few
> more, then you will have more than 1000 records.
>
>
> On Monday, November 25, 2013 2:51:54 PM UTC+8, Vijay Kumbhani wrote:
>>
>> pls help
>>
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