David,
If you can do any of the analysis ahead of time and store that, it might help.
That's what I had to do.
In my case, I also discovered that the database I was using wanted more RAM
than I could give it at the time and had to do my real-time analysis in smaller
chunks.
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Lorin Rivers
Hello everyone,
I've read through the message archive and there seems to be a fairly clear
message: don't using the multiprocessing module within web2py.
However, I'm hoping I might have a use case that's a bit different...
I've got an app that basically does analytics on moderately large datase
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