On Thu, Sep 28, 2006 at 06:45:46PM +0200, Didrik Pinte wrote:
> # SQLOBJECT DEFAULT TEST
>
> sqlobject_start = time.time()
> res = rawdata.select()
> sqlobject_valc = 0
> for val in res:
> sqlobject_valc += 1
> pass
> sqlobject_end = time.time()
I don't see any .lazyIter() here.
> The problem is not really the execution time but the memory consumption.
> Isn't there a way of getting kind of iterator using the sqlobject
> syntax ?
.select() returns a SelectResults object which *is* an iterator. But
default .__iter__() draws all rows at once. .lazyIter() draws rows in
batches.
Oleg.
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