The exact behaviour of this instance memory control mechanism was not
revealed (see
http://code.google.com/p/googleappengine/issues/detail?id=1646 ). From your
log message
it looks like it was the first request that triggered the limit so the
garbage collection can hardly
be blamed here. And fr
thanks for the cursor tip - didn't think of that.
i suspect my problem is some combination of the data being read in together
with the references and de-referencing them - i probably end up with lots of
memory usage. what i don't understand is, does GAE just flag a spike in ram
usage and resta
The thing is that when you read from datastore you always read all
properties of an entity.
Each entity can take up to 1MB, so I can imagine reading 500 of them could
hit the instance
limit. The solution would be to use GAE cursor and cycle your task. In
pseudo code:
def request_handler():
ma
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