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Level IX

Sep 16, 2024 12:49 AM (1868 views)

I actually compare the different ways to GET and POST.

python's asyncio asynchronous download is much faster.

But the JSL code is very concise.

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Super User

Sep 16, 2024 04:35 AM (1825 views) | Posted in reply to message from lala 09-16-2024

Most likely there can be differences and it might be possible that JMP's multiple file import could be optimized as it is fairly new

Which Python and JSL script/code did you use to test?
Did you test on small files? Large files? Mixed file sizes?
Did you test on different file amounts? 1 file? 2 file? 200 files? 10000 files?
How big are the differences?

-Jarmo

Level IX

Sep 16, 2024 05:04 AM (1819 views) | Posted in reply to message from jthi 09-16-2024

The main thing is to download 5000 small JSON data in about 10 seconds.