Re: [ZODB-Dev] Slow Zeo load times after upgrade to ZODB 3.4

2005-10-24 Thread Erik A. Dahl
When an application using ZEO tries to load a persistent object: 1. It first looks in the ZODB cache. 2. If that's a miss (the object is not in the ZODB cache), it consults the ZEO cache. 3. If that's a miss too (the object isn't in the ZEO cache either), it asks the ZEO server for the ob

RE: Re[2]: [ZODB-Dev] question about connections

2005-10-24 Thread Tim Peters
... [Tim Peters] >> Heh. Is there a secret agenda here, or is that line an elaborate way >> to spell "time.sleep(random())"? [Victor Safronovich] >yes, this is an elaborate way :)). Do you think that use "time.sleep" > is more correct way to freeze the thread? I'm not entirely sure what you

Re[4]: [ZODB-Dev] question about connections

2005-10-24 Thread Victor Safronovich
Hello Tim Peters, Tuesday, October 25, 2005, 7:50:49 AM, you wrote: TP> I'm not entirely sure what you're trying to accomplish. time.sleep(x) is TP> the _natural_ way to spell "this thread wants to yield to other threads for TP> at least the next x wall-clock seconds". If that's what you want t