Hi Folks,
I have report function that is caching my query, example:
def report():
sites=db(db.site.ativo==True).select(db.site.id
,db.site.nome,cache=(cache.ram,6000),cacheable=True)
lojas=db(db.estoque.ativo==True).select(db.estoque.id
,db.estoque.nome,cache=(cache.ram,6000),cacheable=True)
reports=db(db.report.id
>0).select(groupby=db.report.carro,cache=(cache.ram,6000),cacheable=True)
if request.vars.filtro_site: # WHEN I USE THIS VARIABLE IT GETS SLOW
site=int(request.vars.filtro_site)
testdrives=reports.find(lambda row: site in row.contato.site if
row.contato.site else None)
if request.vars.filtro_loja: # WHEN I USE THIS VARIABLE IT GETS SLOW
loja=int(request.vars.filtro_loja)
testdrives=reports.find(lambda row: loja in row.contato.loja if
row.contato.loja else None)
return
dict(section='relatorio',testdrives=testdrives,lojas=lojas,sites=sites)
So, when I use "request.vars" and the find function it gets pretty slow, is
it using the cache to execute the find function? Most of the time I am
getting timeout from the webserver.
Regards,
Tito
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