[clug] mysql programming in python
Paul Wayper
paulway at mabula.net
Fri Dec 2 04:10:05 MST 2011
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On 12/01/2011 04:35 PM, jm wrote:
> Doesn't really matter about the read only. The forward-only hurts. For the
> moment I've decided that it's just easier to load everything into memory as I
> don't have many records to deal with. The most it is ever expected to have to
> deal with is about 5000 records so loading everything into memory is easily do
> able on modern machines. It shouldn'y really matter unless someone else also
> runs the program and starts to play with entries. Luckily, not likely.
So what are you trying to do that requires you to step forward and backward
through the records? I suspect we can find a way to minimise the state, or
whatever.
Have fun,
Paul
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