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How to batch two select queries in sqlalchemy to avoid multiple requests? @roganjosh I was hoping that instead of ["Me: Hey DB, give me the Users", "DB: Here are the Users: A, B, C", "Me: Hey DB, give me the Items", "DB: Here are the Items: X, Y, Z"] it could go ["Me: Hey DB, give me the Users, then give me the Items", "DB: Here are the Users: A, B, C. Here are the Items: X, Y, Z"]. Wanting to minimize round-trips seems like a very natural thing to want even when requests are unrelated given that waiting on the network is orders of magnitude slower than anything else in sight. |
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How to batch two select queries in sqlalchemy to avoid multiple requests? @ndc85430 My mistake, just "requests" not HTTP requests. |
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