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Olli Wang wrote:
> thanks. well, my pysqlite is dev-python/pysqlite-2.0.5 in Gentoo. I
> need to upgrade to 2.2.0 unstable version?

I wouldn't consider 2.2.0 unstable.

No, your version is recent enough. Upgrading to any later one won't help
you with your concurrency problems.

Switching to a client-server database system like PostgreSQL, Firebird or
MySQL *will* help.

With careful programming, you can achieve a lot with (py)sqlite too, but I
fear that you have less control with the implicit transactions TurboGears
and SQLObject create.

It's still strange, though, that you frequently get these errors. They
should only appear if the default timeout for a query is exceeded, and the
default timeout is 5 seconds, which is quite some time for a transaction in
a web application, IMO.

- -- Gerhard
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