Hi all, I've been using storm in some projects for some time now without problems, however I have a project that needs to do a lot of insertions and I've noticed a huge performance problem. The project is now much slower than the old versions that didn't use storm.
So, I've written some small test cases to make sure no other things in my project are causing the problem. Here are some results: $ time ./sqlite.py real 0m47.519s user 0m44.607s sys 0m2.120s $ time ./stormm.py real 9m37.220s user 9m24.123s sys 0m10.809s both scripts insert 700000 records in the database. I've done the same test with mysql and the results are quite similar. Of course I knew that using storm could introduce a performance penalty, but it's too big in this case. Any idea what could be the problem? maybe storm isn't thought to be used like this? or am I doing something wrong? The scripts I used can be found here: http://gsyc.es/~carlosgc/files/ Thanks, -- Carlos Garcia Campos [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://carlosgc.linups.org PGP key: http://pgp.mit.edu:11371/pks/lookup?op=get&search=0x523E6462
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