Dennis... create a simple loop of approx 10,000 iterations
and create a criteria inside the loop... and echo the php's memory usage...
I this the issue is quite obvious...
On Mon, Apr 12, 2010 at 4:33 PM, Richard U richard@gmail.com wrote:
I am uploading a csv file..
i require looping
So, how big are these CSV files? How many lines are you processing and
can you tell us how many entries you're inserting to your DB using
Propel?
It would be best if you could show us the code that implements what
you described in your last mail. Investing maybe 30 minutes to write
an email that
Except from the fact that I haven't read your code, what you describe is a
problem with PHP versions prior to 5.3 The problem is in the GC of the engine
I'm not blaming it on PHP, but you could try that. If you can't upgrade to the
new PHP, then I'm sorry, but what you try to do may not work at
I thought that was the issue... , the thing is how can i work around it?
On Mon, Apr 12, 2010 at 5:38 PM, Alvaro Videla harryjek...@gmail.com wrote:
Except from the fact that I haven't read your code, what you describe is a
problem with PHP versions prior to 5.3 The problem is in the GC of
Dennis thats the function if you want to have a look at it...
public function executeIndex(sfWebRequest $request) {
ini_set('memory_limit','512M');
set_time_limit(60*5);
sfConfig::set('sf_logging_enabled', false);
Thanks Dennis, awesome feedback!
On Mon, Apr 12, 2010 at 5:53 PM, Richard U richard@gmail.com wrote:
Dennis thats the function if you want to have a look at it...
public function executeIndex(sfWebRequest $request) {
ini_set('memory_limit','512M');
Ok, just to clarify some things. I do this in my spare time (as most
of the people on this mailing list). Having this said you may realize
that I cannot (and will not) give you feedback a few minutes after you
replied to my mail. If you might take a look at other threads on this
mailing list other
A ran into memory issues today when I had to modify every record in a
table after a Doctrine Migration. The problem is that PHP doesn't
decrease the reference count of a child/parent object, and therefore
doesn't free the memory. The problem is described
http://paul-m-jones.com/archives/262
and
Hi Richard
Model::clearInstancePool() is not only mechanism that tries to solve memory
leaks issue in Propel - check this
out,http://bugfeatures.com/blog/comments.php?y=09m=08entry=entry090809-055809#entry090809-055809_comment090809-134908
Also, you should take into consideration manually
Just to chip in with another possible cause:
I see you're doing all of this in a controller (and others have talked
about whether that's a good idea). Have you got the web debug toolbar
enabled? If so, it could be keeping a log of all DB queries executed
in your action. I had something similar
Ok guys... thanks for your patience with me...
Don't know if you guys had a chance to check out the code i pasted but
if you didn't i am already doing most of the things stated in the
replays... and i really think that this is the a php issue... not
symfony/propel issue..
Having said that... i
Unless you absolutely require the upload to be processed with the user
present I would handle loading this data via a background task, so I
can split it up into as small chunks as I like/need without annoying
the user; What if they want to upload 50,000 records? What happens if
their browser dies
That sounds ideal, but i think in my situation the user would most
likely be waiting at the screen... i guess your design can still be
applied in the same way with some ajax displaying to the user the
processing as it proceeds...
On Mon, Apr 12, 2010 at 11:16 PM, Tony Piper tpi...@tpiper.com
Hi Slavka,
from your tiny description it is not clear whether the leak you
experience is a result of Propel or symfony or your usage of them.
You should know that symfony 1.2 is no longer supported but replaced
by symfony 1.4. The favoured ORM nowadays is Doctrine although Propel
is still
Christian have you just started using symfony? if not then i am sure
you are aware of the memory leaks i am talking about...
Cheers
On Apr 12, 3:30 pm, Christian Schaefer cae...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Slavka,
from your tiny description it is not clear whether the leak you
experience is a result
Although I am pretty sure you are frustrated there is no reason to
show disrespect to other people.
Christian's point is that we cannot help you without getting some
information about your specific problem. Maybe you can provide some
code sample that show us your memory problems. Also
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