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Kivy Anchor and gridlayout centering Question: I am using anchor layout to hold widgets, my widget is a gridlayout, the issue is, I want a compact login display UI, however, I am getting 3 contorls near, and logout button at end, all are not together (should not have much spacing) and should be centered in Anchor Layou...
Minidom getElementById not working Question: Minidom's getElementById function is returning None for any entry I pass to it. For example, this code: l = minidom.parseString('<node id="node">Node</node>') print(l.getElementById("node")) Prints "None" on my computer. I must be doing something h...
Python - Read TXT File lines --> Array Question: I need to open a text file with Python and read this Text file line by line to put it into an arrary. Later on I want to write every single content from that array into a database. This is my code so far: #!/usr/bin/python # -*- coding: utf8 -*- ...
accurate image aspect ratio in python Question: I have the following code to get the aspect ratio of an image img0 = color.rgb2gray(io.imread("C:\\work\\TRAIN\\SET1\\bus.jpg")) img0 = resize(img0, (40, 116)) ar = 1.0 * (img0.shape[1]/img0.shape[0]) print "aspect ratio: " print ar T...
Py2neo Neo4j Batch submit error Question: I have a json file with data of around 1.4 million nodes and I wanted to construct a Neo4j graph database for that. I tried to use py2neo's batch submit function. My code is as follows: # the variable words is a list containing node names from py2neo import n...
Split streaming message in multiple Dicts Question: I'm trying to use json to decode a streaming message but throws the following ValueError: File "/usr/lib/python2.7/json/__init__.py", line 338, in loads return _default_decoder.decode(s) File "/usr/lib/python2.7/json/decoder.py", line 369,...
Python Matplotlib animation frames are overlapping Question: I am working on my orbit program, and I have currently only animated the moon with a downward (-y) velocity of -1023. The animation works, but each frame stays on the figure when the next one comes on: ![enter image description here](http://i.stack.imgur.com/...
Code to check if an object is a list of lists python Question: I was review how to check if something is a list of lists from here [List of Lists check](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5251663/determine-if-a-list- contains-other-lists). But When I use the code, it appears to fail. It should not print 'asdf' in this...
pyjamas - pyjsbuild error due to DistributionNotFound Question: I am trying to build the HelloWorld example page from the Pyjamas example folder. However I am receiving this error when I run: `sudo pyjsbuild helloworld.py`. This error seems pretty universal to python as it seems to be related to the setup/configuration...
Python display specific values on x-axis using matplotlib Question: I'm querying data from a simple sqlite3 DB which is pulling a list of the number of connections per port observed on my system. I'm trying to graph this into a simple bar-chart using matplotlib. Thus far, I'm using the follow code: impo...
Curve fitting to a Planck's Curve Question: So I am aiming to fit my own data points to a blackbody curve, however am having difficulties. The outline of what I am doing is on <http://python4esac.github.io/fitting/example_blackbody.html> But they use random data, I am trying to use my own CSV data. This data is: ...
Python looping through string and matching it with with wildcard pattern Question: string1="abc" string2="abdabcdfg" I want to find if string1 is substring of string2. However, there are wildcard characters like `"."` can be any letter, `y` can be `"a"` or `"d"`, `x` can be `"b"` or `"c"`. as a result, `...
i got invalid request response from google maps api in python when I copy the link to chrome it works fine Question: What can be the reson? { "html_attributions" : [], "results" : [], "status" : "INVALID_REQUEST" } in Chrome fine: { "html_attributions": [...
Create square thumbnails with Python + MagickWand Question: How can I create square thumbnails with Python and Wand? I'm trying to make square thumbnails from source images of any size. It's important that the thumbnail have the same aspect ratio as the original, cropping is ok, and it should fill the sapce of the thum...
How to destroy a parent window when child window's red X is clicked in Tkinter 8.5 and Python 3.3 Question: Newbie question here. I would like for `secondWindow` to be destroyed in addition to `thirdWindow` when the red X is clicked in `thirdWindow`, just like what happens when you click `thirdButton` in `thirdWindow`....
Issue "removing" a block of lines from a .sql file Question: I'm working on a script that will remove a block of lines from a SQL dump (basically, cleanse any table we do not want to restore). I thought I had it working, but when trying to restore the resulting file to my database I realized that when the script rewrit...
How to do a loop inside of a loop in python Question: Currently I have a program which goes through a list of vector coordinates and performs a simple math function on the two vectors, but I want to make a loop inside of a loop to be able to have more control on what happens, this is my program so far: i...
How to convert 4 byte IEEE (little endian) float binary representation to float Question: I am decoding a binary file, which has decimal numbers represented by four bytes, little endian. For example, `94 53 F0 40` represents 7.510202. Unfortunately, Python is giving me 7.51020240784. When I try to parse this data usin...
Syntax Error using import ctypes Question: I'm new to python and have installed Python2.6 directory address of python is "C:\Python26" I tried to use import ctypes I'm getting below errors Traceback (most recent call last): File "C:\Python26\Lib\msdecmiolib\__init__.py", line 22, in <module> ...
Much more Efficient way to Parse and Process Large files with Json Objects Question: This is by far the craziest question I have asked on SO but I am going to give it a shot in the hope of getting some advice about whether or not I am leveraging the right tools and methods for processing large amounts of data efficient...
looking for example for QCompleter with segmented completion / tree models Question: The PySide docs include this section on [QCompleter with tree models](http://srinikom.github.io/pyside- docs/PySide/QtGui/QCompleter.html#pyside-qtgui-qcompleter-handling-tree- models): > PySide.QtGui.QCompleter can look for completio...
Numpy PIL Python : crop image on whitespace or crop text with histogram Thresholds Question: How would I go about finding the bounding box or window for the region of whitespace surrounding the numbers in the image below?: # Original image: ![enter image description here](http://i.stack.imgur.com/Aet62.png) Height: ...
Get new result in infinite loop with SqlAlchemy Question: I'm new to Python - coming from PHP - and have been bouncing back and forth between Python official documentation and SqlAlchemy (which I'm trying to use as easily as Laravel's DB class) I have this bit of code: from sqlalchemy import * engin...
NoSuchElementException when trying to use Selenium Python Question: I keep getting a NoSuchElementException when trying to use Selenium to find an element in python. I'm waiting for the page to fully load, and I'm switching to the right frame (or at least I think so!). Here is the code: driver.get("http...
Async like pattern in pyqt? Or cleaner background call pattern? Question: I'm trying to write a short(one file pyqt) program which is responsive(so dependencies outside python/lxml/qt, especially ones I can't just stick in the file have some downsides for this use case but I might still be willing to try them). I'm try...
The system cannot find the file specified when calling copy from python Question: Here's my copy.py: from subprocess import call call("copy p2.txt p3.txt") If in command prompt I use `copy p2.txt p3.txt` it copies fine. but when I use `python copy.py` it gives me: Traceback (mo...
python imobiledevice module error Question: i write simple python script to test imobiledevice module ... my script : import imobiledevice if __name__ == '__main__': dev = imobiledevice.iDevice() but always get error : Traceback (most recent call last): File "/...
Raising exception during SQLite database connection in Python Question: Here is my code snippet:- import sqlite3 database = "sample.db" def dbConnection(database): try: connection = sqlite3.connect(database) db_cursor = connection.cursor() db_cursor.exe...
QStatusBar message disappears on menu hover Question: I have a very basic `QMainWindow` application that contains a `menubar` and a `statusbar`. When I hover over the menu the status message disappears. More precisely, the status message is cleared. I have no idea what is causing this behavior but it's resulting in a v...
How to implement a strategy pattern with runtime selection of a method? Question: **_Context_** I'm trying to implement some variant of strategy pattern in Python 2.7. I want to be able to instantiate a 'my_strategy' base class, but switch between different implementations of a 'score' method at run-time. I will have ...
Issues reading json from txt file Question: I have a json string in a txt file and I'm trying to read it to do some other procedures afterwards. It looks like this: with open('code test.txt', 'r', encoding=('UTF-8')) as f: x = json.load(f) I know the json is valid, but I'm getting: ...
kivy custom widget bind error Question: I am new to Kivy as well as Python, so please bare with me. I am trying to make a small tetris game for learning python with kivy. I am trying to create a custom widget with size 20,20. When I add it to the float layout and run the below code I receive the following error: Error...
local variable 'moodsc' referenced before assignment Question: In the code below I get the following error: "local variable 'moodsc' referenced before assignment" I'm new to programming and python. I'm struggling with interpreting other questions on the similar topic. Any context around this specific code would be he...
The best way to open two files Question: I need to open a file, read a line, hash it, and then save to a different file. Should I open both text files at the beginning of my script, or should I open each every time I save/read? I'm new to all this and I'm using python for android for sl4a. This is my code so far: ...
raise class exception pass rock paper scissor game Question: I have this hw here which I am currently stuck on. My professor provided the class exception for us, but I was wondering is anyone can tell me how it works and for some reason when I run this program I get this: Traceback (most recent call last...
Python smtplib: Why is the connection refused? Question: So, in the Python interpreter, I do this (and only this): >>> import smtplib >>> s=smtplib.SMTP("localhost") And this is what I get: Traceback (most recent call last): File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module> Fil...
Django urls regex is not working Question: I have an issue with Django's urls.py's regex part. I want to show a page for every entry users entered. My views.py looks like: def tekent(request): tumentry = Entry.objects.get(id=id) return render_to_response("baslik/tekentry.html", local...
Tkinter Button will not create due to error in function Question: I am very new to Python and especially new to using Tkinter. I have a question on getting a button of mine to actually create in the GUI. I am trying to make a basic button that will take an input from an entry box as an integer and add it to the curren...
Simple Python POST urlencode() Question: I'm trying to send a POST to my Node.js app using Python. Here is my code import urllib import urllib2 url = my_url values = {'email' : my_email, 'password' : my_password } data = urllib.urlencode(values) req = urllib2.Reque...
Enums in SQLite Question: My model uses a couple of Enum's for various columns, creating the tables using SQLAlchemy's create_all() method works fine in PostgreSQL, but it doesn't work with SQLite, it just stalls. The problem seems to be with creating Enum's, as far as I can tell sqlite doesn't support these, but acco...
Different versions of django Question: I have just moved my django application to another server, which I have configured a long time ago, so I'm not really sure what's installed and configured. When running the application, I started getting weird errors, which pointed to running an old version of django. Hence, I dec...
lldb python handle breakpoint hit Question: I was looking through this huge LLDB python reference manual, and can't find still how to handle breakpoint hit with my code. I mean, I want to run my foo() when some breakpoint was hit. Please help me with some code snippets! Or point me the needed class in Python referenc...
Where are python logs default stored when ran through IPython notebook? Question: In an IPython notebook cell I wrote: import logging logging.basicConfig(level=logging.DEBUG) logger = logging.getLogger(__name__) handler = logging.FileHandler('model.log') handler.setLevel(logging.INFO) ...
python and global variables Question: How do I setup the global variable properly? # default objects is being set as None (null), after importing the piCamera library camera = None after that I'm declaring the Webcam class with the `GET` definition: class Webcam: def GET(...
Does ply.lex parse the same token once? Question: I was reading a [lexical parsing](http://www.dabeaz.com/ply/ply.html) document so that I can parse some arguments and I exactly followed the document to create a parser. This is the whole code: #!/usr/bin/env python #-*- coding: utf-8 -*- imp...
How can I make the composite of two images in OpenCV with Python? Question: I have one image that remains unchanged and another image which is the first one, but with a filter applied on it. I want to create the third image which should be the composite of these first two images. I know that in MATLAB there is a funct...
Python - change pixel value Question: I have used this code to change the pixel value of image, im=Image.open("image.jpg") pix=im.load() pix[50,50]=(70,70,70) it is work well with me, but when I use a png image everything is okay and the changes are saved to the image, but when I use a JPG ...
How can I make Python's ElementTree enforce XML schema? Question: Suppose I wish to parse an XML document, and its schema dictates that a given element can only occur once. How do I make sure that an exception gets raised if the element occurs twice or more? Or, if the schema says that a given element's value should ...
Getting an error for a simple Tkinter program Question: I have been trying to make a simple program using Tkinter and Python. All you do is click buttons and depending on what button you click, it updates certain labels. This is my code: from tkinter import * apples = 0 gold = 0 def...
How to parse multiple expressions when using the rply library Question: I created a parser using the rply library for python and can currently perform basic arithmetic. The problem is that I cannot parse more than one line when reading from a file. Say I have: 5 + 4 on a single line. That parses with no errors. But if...
Removing integer values from a alphanumeric column in python Question: I am new to python and struggling in one trivial task. I have one alphanumeric column known as region. It has both entries beginning with / such as /health/blood pressure etc and integer values. So typically few observations look like: ...
How can I import an Odoo/OpenERP Addon module in an interactive python environment? Question: How do I import an Odoo/OpenERP addon module from a python shell? I want to learn more about the structure of Odoo. I prefer to do that through IPython, but I'm not sure how to import addons into the environment. For starts I...
How to cast variables in python with jcc Question: In java it is possible to cast an object onto a class. An good example is found here Object aSentenceObject = "This is just a regular sentence"; String aSentenceString = (String)aSentenceObject; I have a program that needs to integrate some jav...
Getting actual facebook and twitter image urls using python Question: I want to write a python code that downloads 'main' image from urls that contain images. I have urls like these in my data (text files) 1. <http://t.co/fd9F0Gp1P1> points to an fb image 1. <http://t.co/0Ldy6j26fb> points to twitter image bu...
Hide os.system command line call in python script Question: I have a python script (myscript.py) that I am running on the linux server like below: python myscript.py In my script I am using the system call, example below: os.system("./myprogram.pl -x 5 > results.out") When I run myscript.py on th...
python interactive shell using cmd repeating statements with no arguments typed Question: New to python and i'm working on an interactive shell using cmd that takes defined functions and arguments and returns value in an if/then format. Example below. But my issue is that every time the user types a function and i retu...
Internal Server Error with Flask app on Apache using Raspbian Question: I can successfully deploy my flask app from the localhost:5000 but I get an internal server error 500 when connecting through a web browser at raspberrypi.local and the same error when I tried the RPi's IP apache error log shows Mon...
Getting this error _csv.Error: sequence expected in Python Question: I am trying to write a python script called header.py where I have a list of headers which is:- header = ['name', 'age', 'gender'] I am trying to append a header to it and write it in a csv file. Here is my code snippet:- ...
How to make selenium webdriver open in google chrome without Incognito Question: I'm using selenium for the past 1 month. I want to create some small applications using selenium. Selenium webdriver opens an incognito window when I run it. Is there any way to make it launch in normal window(i.e which has my accounts log...
Python, virtualenv: Getting permission error while activating Question: I have been given a laptop. So I copied from my Work PC `.virtualenvs/` directory to my NAS and then I copied it back to my new laptop. I installed `virtualenv` and `virtualenvwrapper` but I can't get my virtual environment to work. This is what I...
Finding all maximal monotone subsequences in python Question: Now trying to figure out how to find all the maximal subsequences(both positive and negative) in sequence. Here I got some troubles, because there is no suitable solution found. I've this code, but the output is ok only for positive numbers. I'm newbie to py...
numpy array equivalent for += operator Question: I often do the following: import numpy as np def my_generator_fun(): yield x # some magically generated x A = [] for x in my_generator_fun(): A += [x] A = np.array(A) Is there a better solution to this which ...
Inconsistent Execution Time in Python on all systems Question: Something that's been driving me crazy with python... I used to think it was [just Windows](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/24749808/), but I was wrong. I can have the same exact code and run it multiple times and it executes in wildly different amounts ...
Trying to load JSON into d3 treemap without using a GET Question: I am using <http://bost.ocks.org/mike/treemap/> to attempt to incorporate a D3 treemap into Splunk. However, it errors on the d3.JSON("flare.json") as it can't find the file. I have tried putting the JSON array right into the js and calling root = JSON.p...
Hashlib md5 in python returning incorrect digests for some unicode characters? Question: I have been playing around with python's and Java's MD5 implementation and encountered this quirk that's been puzzling me. The following python script illustrates the problem: # -*- coding: utf-8 -*- import hash...
How to collect the value corresponding to a field of an array/list of named tuples Question: I am new to Python, in the process of migrating from MATLAB. I was using the `namedtuple` class the following way. from collections import namedtuple import numpy as np MyStruct = namedtuple("MyStruct", "...
Python Dict from CSV IndexError Question: I need to compare 2 CSV files and I am trying to use the @Martijn Pieters solution at [Python: Comparing two CSV files and searching for similar items](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5268929/python-comparing-two-csv- files-and-searching-for-similar-items) but I am running i...
progressbar in Tkinter with a label inside Question: Is It possible to improve my progressbar in Tkinter-Python adding a label in the middle (ex: reading file)? I tried to find a elegant coding solution but without a real result from Tkinter import * import ttk import tkFileDialog import tim...
Is there a built-in Django template filter that finds the first value in a list to satisfy a condition? Question: In a Django template, how do I return the first element of a list that matches a condition? The list could be empty. I want to know if there is a filter that finds the first element in an iterable to match ...
Importing modules Python Question: Hey I am having some trouble figuring out what is being asked to import in this code #!/opt/local/bin/python import sys from formatter import Formatter def main(): #do stuff in my class formatter.py, do I have had to define a function wit...
Syntax error with wexpect Question: I did download the latest copy of `wexpect` from github and placed it in the site-packages folder of my working directory for python. I also installed the py32 packages as instructed. When I try to run the `import wexpect` command from IDLE I get the following error message ...
Image searching system using Bag Of Features method Question: I am doing a project making visual search system using Bag Of Features method but have little question. If I understood the method correctly, the method has few steps. 1. Feature extraction from an image 2. Vector quantization 3. Image searching from ...
Python: "import JSON... json.loads(request.body)" 2.7->3.4 Question: I recently converted a django server to python version 3.4.1 from python version 2.7. My request.body is an array serialized to JSON. When de- serialized it will be a python list. Unfortunately, it would seem that json.loads no longer takes raw bytes...
How to assign a value to a radiobutton in pyqt? Question: I want to assign a value to a radiobutton when it is checked. def radiobutton8(self): if self.radioButton_8.isChecked(): self.radioButton_8 = 02 However, this cannot work. Any solution? UPDATE: My code has been edited to...
POST to .jsp website with Python requests library Question: I'm using Python 3.3 and Requests 2.2.1. I'm trying to POST to a website ending in .jsp, which then changes to .doh ending. Using the same basic requests code outline I'm able to successfully login and scrape other websites, but the javascript part on this si...
Why can't I catch SIGINT when asyncio event loop is running? Question: Using Python 3.4.1 on Windows, I've found that while executing an [asyncio event loop](https://docs.python.org/3/library/asyncio.html), my program can't be interrupted (i.e. by pressing Ctrl+C in the terminal). More to the point, the SIGINT signal i...
Copy IPython's pretty printing of results Question: When displaying results in [IPython](https://github.com/ipython) (without using `print()`), nested objects gets an easy-to-view formatting. Is there a way to create/copy a function in Python with the same pretty formatting functionalities as IPython uses? I have been ...
Running shell command in python and reading output Question: I have the following: cmd = "ps aux | grep 'java -jar' | grep -v grep | awk '//{print $2}'".split(' ') p = subprocess.Popen(cmd, stdout=subprocess.PIPE, stderr=subprocess.PIPE) out, err = p.communicate() print out When I run t...
python run redis error when crontab shell Question: i install redis-2.7.1 in my folder,and run my python code,it worked. COMMON_MODEL_DIR="/data/aa/redis-2.7.1" sys.path.append(COMMON_MODEL_DIR) import redis And when i set up crontab , */10 1-23 * * * (cd /data3/aa/; python s...
Python realtime plotting Question: I acquire some data in two arrays: one for the time, and one for the value. When I reach 1000 points, I trigger a signal and plot these points (x=time, y=value). I need to keep on the same figure the previous plots, but only a reasonable number to avoid slowing down the process. For ...
xpath in python does not grab entire HTML block Question: I am using scrapy to scrape information off of a website. My xpath is working but it does not grab information from block. Python code: sel.xpath('//div[@class="content"]/div/blockquote/node()').extract()[0] I am using this to grab the firs...
Comparing two csv files in Python Question: I have this program that takes two csv files into consideration. It looks at "testclaims" (one column many rows) and sees if any words in "masterlist"(one column, many rows) are within the rows of "testclaims." If the rows in "testclaims" contains any word in "masterlist" it ...
ValueError: invalid literal for float(): Timestep: Question: I have a program that finds some data and runs a basic math function on the data, but when I run it I get the following error: `ValueError: invalid literal for float(): Timestep:`. The error occurs in line where I call `map(float,line.split()[1:])`. Does any...
Calculate the Cumulative Distribution Function (CDF) in Python Question: How can I calculate in python the [Cumulative Distribution Function (CDF)](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cumulative_distribution_function)? I want to calculate it from an array of points I have (discrete distribution), not with the continuous dis...
Connect Android App to Python script on Mac OS X via Bluetooth Question: My goal is very basic. I am trying to transmit a String from my android device to my Mac running OSX 10.9 via bluetooth. On my Mac I am using the lightblue python library to do the connections. I am pretty sure that the issue is raised by a cast-l...
How to extract the price from html using regex in python Question: I have a html output that contains this: <span class="value"> Price:<br> <span style="color:white">23,07€ </span> </span> I tried to extract the prices using: prices = re.fi...
Split long string of addresses into list of addresses in Python Question: I have a string of a couple thousand addresses in python, like such: `'123 Chestnut Way 4567 Oak Lane 890 South Pine Court'` What is the easiest way to split this long string into separate addresses? I'm trying to write a program that splits ba...
How to give the folder name using model instance in django Question: New to python . Anyway I am on my way to first project. See i need to upload multiple file into single folder so i come up with an idea like this. folder_name1 ------myfiles1.jpg ------myfiled2.jpg folder_name2 ------my...
After 12 requests (~60 sec) Firebase or Python-firebasin library do not send and receive data Question: I have a problem, please help me. I created Python script what is collaborating with Firebase to save and receive data. My script works with python-firebasin library ([link to python- firebasin](https://github.com/a...
subprocess.call and tar -zxvf Question: I am trying to call this command `tar -zxvf file.tar.gz` from a python script and I'm having trouble with it. I've read some relevant q/a's but I still haven't figured out how to do it. I was thinking to fit my code to the original command: subprocess.check_call(a...
Test to see if URL exists Question: What is the best way to test if a URL exists in python, I currently use cURL however I wanted to switch to use python In cURL I use something like curl http://www.google.com | tidy -i together with a bash script Answer: The quickest way is probably something l...
Should logger.exception only be called inside an except block? Why? Question: The docs for [`logger.exception`](https://docs.python.org/2/library/logging.html#logging.Logger.exception) mention: > This method should only be called from an exception handler. So usage should be somethnig like this: import...
python matplotlib imshow with difference lenghts in data-array Question: Is there a way to plot heat map with different row lengths using matplotlib? like this: plt.imshow( [ [1,2,3], [1,2], [1,2,3,4,5,6,7], [1,2,3,4]]) plt.jet() plt.colorbar() plt.show() [Desired image](http://postimg...
Fetch time from mysql using python Question: I am using the code below to fetch time entity called `fajr_begins` from `mysql`. I am able to print `fajr_begins` which is in the format: 5:27:00, how can i convert this to a time format in python, so that i can manipulate the time and add 15mins? cnx = mysql...
Python pandas how to get the reverse of groupby Question: I have two data frames. They are the same except for one column. I want to change the column of the second dataframe according to mean values from the first dataframe. For the latter I have to use groupby, but then I don't know how to get a reverse. Below is a m...
Detecting and Comparing GPIO events in Beaglebone using Python Question: I am trying to detect two events in two different GPIOs in the Beaglebone Black, and then decide which one happened first. I am using Adafruit_BBIO.GPIO for the code which is written in Python. It is not working properly, and have no idea why. Her...
Get and count node neighbors Python Question: I am trying to read a file with node pairs and weight. I have find the neighbours of each pair individual and combined both also count them. Later find the ratio of the neighbours that each node has. I am stuck with finding nodes. infile.txt 0_node1 0_node2 ...
python strip string from end the most greedily Question: here it is: str_ = 'file_.csv_.csv.bz2' re.sub(regex, '', str_) I want 'regex' value to get `'file_.csv_'` i.e. the file name without the actual extension which here `'.csv.bz2'` and could be `'.csv.*'` while `.* = ''|bz2|gz|7z|`... any c...
Correct way to edit dictionary value python Question: I have written the following code in two different ways. I am trying to find the "correct pythonic" way of doing it. I will explain the reasons for both. First way, EAFP. This one uses pythons EAFP priciple, but causes some code duplication. try: ...
Fetch 1M records in orientdb: why is it 6x slower than bare SQL+MySQL Question: For some graph algorithm I need to fetch a lot of records from a database to memory (~ 1M records). I want this to be done fast and I want the records to be objects (that is: I want ORM). To crudely benchmark different solutions I created a...