In case when I need to run many updates to database in long cycle,
what is preferred for speed - to have one db.commit() at the end or
commit() after every db update?
E.g.
for i in range(100000):
db(db.details.id==i).update(**dict([(destination_field, i)]))
db.commit()
or
for i in range(100000):
db(db.details.id==i).update(**dict([(destination_field, i)]))
db.commit()
(this is an example only, of course condition db.details.id==i is
dumb).
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