RE: Writing huve ge Sets() to disk

2005-01-11 Thread Batista, Facundo
Title: RE: Writing huve ge Sets() to disk [Martin MOKREJÅ] #- When importing data from a flatfile into mysql table, there's an #- option to delay indexing to the very last moment, when all keys are #- loaded (it doesn't make sense to re-create index after each new #- row into tabl

Re: Writing huve ge Sets() to disk

2005-01-10 Thread Mike C. Fletcher
Martin MOKREJÅ wrote: Tim Peters wrote: ... I was really hoping I'll get an answer how to alter the indexes for dictionaries in python. Sorry, I don't have a guess for what that might mean. I'm not an expert, mysql for example givs you ability to index say first 10 characters of a text column, w

Re: Writing huve ge Sets() to disk

2005-01-10 Thread Martin MOKREJÅ
Tim Peters wrote: [Tim Peters] As I mentioned before, if you store keys in sorted text files, you can do intersection and difference very efficiently just by using the Unix `comm` utiltity. [Martin MOKREJÅ] Now I got your point. I understand the comm(1) is written in C, but it still has to scan fi

Re: Writing huve ge Sets() to disk

2005-01-10 Thread Tim Peters
[Tim Peters] >> As I mentioned before, if you store keys in sorted text files, >> you can do intersection and difference very efficiently just by using >> the Unix `comm` utiltity. [Martin MOKREJÅ] > Now I got your point. I understand the comm(1) is written in C, but it still > has to scan file1 o