Hi Devs,
A quick question. I am using Django to schedule some commands to populate
my PostgreSQL(Apart from using it as a web framework). I am currently
fetching records from a particular table and for each of those records
doing some calculation and storing the processed data in some other
database. The skeleton code looks like this
```
...
def fetch_needs(project_id):
for item in MyNeedsModel.filter(project_id=project_id).all():
yield item
...
class Command(django.core.management.base.BaseCommand):
def add_argument(self, parser):
...
def handler(self, *args, **kwargs):
project = (args[0], args[1])
project_id = MyProject.filter(...).id
for need in fetch_needs(project_id):
....
```
I need to know whether the use of generators is correct here, in the sense
that would it have any performance issues. The point that I am having
trouble understanding is a comment on my code review.
Also don’t use generator you are bypassing django inbuilt caching
> mechanism. Using integrator it will create another list and get them one by
> one
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
onlinejudge95
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