[Twisted-Python] [#24487862] Re: SQLAlchemy and Twisted

Phil Mayers p.mayers at imperial.ac.uk
Sun May 9 04:17:07 MDT 2010


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> Ticket body: On 05/09/2010 07:07 AM, Daniel Griffin wrote:
>> If you let SQLAlchemy block twisted would there be any impact besides
>> performance?
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> Depends how long it blocks for, and what else your process is doing.
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> With the reactor blocked:
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>    * no socket reads or accepts can be done
>    * no callLater or LoopingCall can be scheduled
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> ...and so on.
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> If you've only got a small number of clients and no time-based
> scheduling and you're only blocking for a short time (tens or hundreds
> of milliseconds, say) it may be tolerable.
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> If the server has a lot of clients, or needs to accept new ones in a
> timely fashion, or has time-based work to do, and your blocking might go
> on for a while, it's probably not tolerable.
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> I'd avoid it personally (but then I'm utterly unconvinced by ORMs) and
> stick to using SA in a thread as your SQL query layer.
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