No, it is true. After the recent update you could use a combination of queries and offsets to retrieve more than 1000 results. To get 1001 results or more you need multiple calls.
entities = data.MyModel.all().fetch(1010)
print len(entities) # Prints 1010
Then I thought that perhaps you meant the limitation still exists in the low-level datastore API — and it's worked around by the Model interface making multiple calls to the low-level API — but that's not true either:
from google.appengine.api import datastore
entities = datastore.Query("MyModel").Get(1010)
print len(entities) # Still prints 1010
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#11 isn't true. Since a recent update, you can now retrieve more than 1000 results in a single call.
No, it is true. After the recent update you could use a combination of queries and offsets to retrieve more than 1000 results. To get 1001 results or more you need multiple calls.
I am sure you are mistaken.
The reason I'm sure is that I just tried it:
Then I thought that perhaps you meant the limitation still exists in the low-level datastore API — and it's worked around by the Model interface making multiple calls to the low-level API — but that's not true either: So: what do you mean?I am mistaken. I apologize.
No, you can set limit in a fetch to whatever you please and the datastore will return all those results to you ... the 1000 limit was removed.
http://code.google.com/appengine/docs/python/datastore/query...
Where does it say that 1000 is the limit?
most of it isn't true