Thank you for the immediate reply... I did it manually. is uploadseparate=True the best configuration for having millions of images with reasonable performance?
On Friday, October 5, 2012 9:56:37 PM UTC+3, Niphlod wrote: > > it's stated very clearly on the book that it's not possible to "migrate" > between uploadseparate or not. Web2py should have to move within one > request millions of files. > """ > ATTENTION: You cannot change the value of uploadseparate from True to > False without breaking the system. web2py either uses the separate > subfolders or it does not. Changing the behavior after files have been > uploaded will prevent web2py from being able to retrieve those files. If > this happens it is possible to move files and fix the problem but this is > not described here. > """ > you can do that by hand if you need to, just move every file in a > subfolder that is composed as the first 2 letters of the file itself. > > On Friday, October 5, 2012 8:44:06 PM UTC+2, apps in tables wrote: >> >> Hi >> >> Web2py is great... >> >> I always get a smooth migration after changing the structure of the >> database. >> >> unfortunately, when i changed 'upload' data to uploadseparate = True , I >> lost them. >> >> is this needs to be included in the auto migration? >> >> regards, >> >> Ashraf >> > --
