On 8 oct, 07:09, "K*K" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thank you, Bruno.
>
> My program running ok with your guide.
>
> My goal is to compare the ORM performance of Django and
> TurboGears(SQLObject or SQLAlchemy).
Given that both SQLObject and SQLAlchelmy are usable as standalone
components, you
Thank you, Bruno.
My program running ok with your guide.
My goal is to compare the ORM performance of Django and
TurboGears(SQLObject or SQLAlchemy).
So write the test scripts.
To process 1000 times data, django's test result is below:
Insert Speed: 0.766191005707
Select Speed: 0.027615070343
On 7 oct, 17:54, "K*K" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Just a couple more (slightly OT) notes:
> I'm writing a program to test django's mysql performance,
"django's mysql performance" doesn't really makes sense. What you're
testing with your code is the combined perfs of
- Django's orm
- Python's My
On 7 oct, 17:54, "K*K" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi, all
>
> I'm writing a program to test django's mysql performance, use timeit
> to profile. But it make my app into infinite loop.
I'm probably a bit tired, but I don't see how the below snippet could
cause an infinite loop - unless you did s
Hi, all
I'm writing a program to test django's mysql performance, use timeit
to profile. But it make my app into infinite loop. always write data
into database.
How can I resolve it ?
The source code like below:
import timeit
from django.shortcuts import render_to_response
from testDjango.be
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