Santi Camps wrote:
> I'm not saying that pickle cache was affected, I'm saying that loading
> a BTreeFolder2 seems very affected. In a FileStorage system, objects
> contained in the BTreeFolder are not loaded when the BTreeFolder
> itself is loaded, but in RelStorage, a lot of contained objects a
>> Hmm, I don't know how RelStorage could affect the pickle cache; the two
>> have no direct interaction at all. Are you using any ZODB patches other
>> than the polling patch?
>> Shane
Hi Shane
No, just the Relstorage polling patch
I'm not saying that pickle cache was affected, I'm saying tha
Santi Camps wrote:
>> I'm using RelStorage, but this shouldn't affect. I will try the same
>> tests in a FileStorage to be sure
>>
>
> It seems to be a Relstorage specific issue. The same tests using
> FileStorage doesn't produce memory garbage ... It could be something
> related to poll-interv
>
> I'm using RelStorage, but this shouldn't affect. I will try the same
> tests in a FileStorage to be sure
>
Hi all
It seems to be a Relstorage specific issue. The same tests using
FileStorage doesn't produce memory garbage ... It could be something
related to poll-interval parameter ? I've
>> objects = gc.get_objects()
>> objects2 = [obj for obj in objects if getattr(obj, '__class__', None)]
>
> (I'm a bit surprised that you get objects without a __class__ attribute
> -- could you elaborate about those? Old-style class instances?
> Extension types?)
>
No, it's just a copy & paste o
On Wed, Apr 01, 2009 at 11:46:01AM +0200, Santi Camps wrote:
> I'm having memory problems and, after some debugging with gc, I see
> some estrange behaviours with BTreeFolder2 (or with BTrees itself, I'm
> not sure). I've a BTreeFolder2 with 4 objects, more o less.
> Some of them are emails.
Hi all
I'm having memory problems and, after some debugging with gc, I see
some estrange behaviours with BTreeFolder2 (or with BTrees itself, I'm
not sure). I've a BTreeFolder2 with 4 objects, more o less.
Some of them are emails. Just accessing the container, about 700
mails are loaded in
