Example #1
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def prev(id, ref, n=1, conn=db): 
    return rdb.db_prev(id, ref, n=n, conn=db)[0].tolist()
Example #2
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#!/usr/bin/python

import readingdb as rdb
import sys
import time

rdb.db_setup('localhost', 4242)
a = rdb.db_open('localhost')

debug = eval(sys.argv[2])
params = eval(sys.argv[1])
stream = params[0]
numrecs = params[1]

#get latest time
b = rdb.db_prev(stream, 100000000000, conn=a)
lasttime = int(b[0][0][0])
#print(lasttime)

starttime = time.time()
temp = rdb.db_prev(stream, lasttime, numrecs, conn=a)
endtime = time.time()
completiontime = endtime-starttime


if debug:
    removeempty = lambda x: x != []
    debugout = file('tempfiles/debugout', 'w')
    processed = list(temp)
    processed = list(map(list, processed))
    for x in range(len(processed)):
#!/usr/bin/python

import readingdb as rdb
import sys
import time

rdb.db_setup("localhost", 4242)
a = rdb.db_open("localhost")

b = rdb.db_prev(1, 100000000000, conn=a)
lasttime = b[0][0][0]

rdb.db_close(a)

print(lasttime)

# ltime = file('tempfiles/lasttime', 'w')
# ltime.write(str(lasttime))
# ltime.close()

sys.exit()
Example #4
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def prev(id, ref, n=1, conn=db):
    return rdb.db_prev(id, ref, n=n, conn=db)[0].tolist()