Wow that are alot of replys :-)

Anyway i am using version: 1.9.5

And before everybody starts screaming about that, this project was handed to
me and i knew (know even) nothing about zend framework.

I meant a trace file but i also got an cachegrind file which is about 170mb
big...

I did an edit of php.ini to 512 mb but this still generates the problem. 

I am not using an mssql database but i do use the excel generator. But this
is used on different parts of the application. I dont think that it has
anything to do with it.

I tried to use the " https://gist.github.com/628803 helper script for
analyzing the output of a PHP xdebug code trace " But it outputs nothing :-(

[root@web01 tmp]# php trace.php trace.2043925204.xt memory-own 20
PHP Warning:  Module 'xdebug' already loaded in Unknown on line 0

parsing...
 ( 2.26%)
 ( 5.12%)
 ( 7.54%)
 ( 9.95%)
 (12.37%)
 (14.78%)
 (17.20%)
 (19.62%)
 (22.03%)
 (24.45%)
 (26.86%)
 (29.28%)
 (31.70%)
 (34.11%)
 (36.53%)
 (38.94%)
 (41.36%)
 (43.78%)
 (46.19%)
 (48.61%)
 (51.03%)
 (53.44%)
 (55.86%)
 (58.27%)
 (60.69%)

Done.

Showing the 20 most costly calls sorted by 'memory-own'.

  Inclusive Own
function#calls time memory time memory
------------------------------------------------
[root@web01 tmp]#

So what steps do i need to take? I think that i have written something that
fills the global variable ($this) with alot of stuff, but well how do i hunt
it down?



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