1 Nov
2001
1 Nov
'01
9:13 a.m.
Hi, Ron Bickers wrote:
The timeout is the tricky part. Ideally, every time a display is requested, an *access* time of that object would be updated and thus the age of the display would be reset to 0. This way, commonly accessed display sizes would never be purged. Since ZODB doesn't keep an access time, I could just use the mod time and update it when the display is requested. The problem with this is that it would cause a large number of writes to the ZODB, and since ZODB is append only, it would quickly bloat.
Why don't you invent an "access time" attribute yourself, and just update it at every access? markus -- You don't have to be Microsoft to suck... but it helps. (Tim Hammerquist in comp.lang.python)