On 7/6/07, Clint Ecker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> When I set up caching I then just cache this_month_detail for 15
> minutes and previous_month_detail for 10 years or so.
What cache backend are you using?
Note that memcached has an LRU expiry policy, so that if there is
pressure on the cac
Thanks Jeremy,
I'll try to expand a bit, and give some insight into a solution I
crafted this morning after reading your message (it flipped a switch
in my brain)
> How's the data updated? Need to know how to get the update info to
> the cache. :)
The data is updated by a crontab job that
On 7/5/07, Clint Ecker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It would be super cool to invalidate the cache (or not) at the
> moment I update the data, but it's not mission critical.
How's the data updated? Need to know how to get the update info to
the cache. :)
> Long story short, my current approach
In one of the applications I maintain, I use a view that takes the
following inputs, crunches a lot of data from over the course of a
month, and spits out a view:
def month_detail(request, year, month, check=True):
This could be the current month, the previous month, a month 3 years
ago, etc. Th
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