On Sat, Jun 13, 2009 at 06:00:05PM -0700, Kenny Daily wrote:
-> Another unrelated question - when iterating over an AnnotationDB, I
-> get very different results when calling annotdb.values() versus
-> annotdb.itervalues(). There are approximately 170000 records in the
-> table. In the code above, when I do the for loop with itervalues() it
-> only loops somewhere between 7000-10000!
->
-> We are using a MySql backend to store the AnnotationDB.
Hi Kenny,
that's worrisome ;)
Could you confirm for me that
len(list(annotdb.sliceDB.iteritems()))
and
len(annotdb.sliceDB.items())
give the same discrepancy in # of results?
thanks,
--titus
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