Hello.

I did. Fixtures' size was ~400kb total. Symfony 1.2, Doctrine 1.0. I had to
increase memory_limit to (IIRC) 128Mb.

This issue looks for me pretty easy-explainable. Doctrine_Import currently
is actually forced to store ALL the objects recreated from fixtures in
memory while importing because there can be links to them. Probably there
should be some kind of preprocessing, to figure which
Doctrine_Recordinstances can be safely
free()d after save()ing.

2010/1/31 Brandon Turner <btur...@bltweb.net>

> Hello all,
>
> I've been using data fixtures more and more in my Symfony 1.4.1 project and
> have run up against an out-of-memory error when loading data via the
> doctrine:data-load task.  My PHP CLI memory_limit is currently set at 32MB.
>  I've got about 112KB of YAML fixture markup spread across 5 files.
>
> Ticket #7733 (http://trac.symfony-project.org/ticket/7733) describes the
> problem I'm having.  For the short term I have increased my CLI memory_limit
> to 64MB.
>
> Does anyone use data fixtures for more than just a few fields?  Has anyone
> else experienced this error or have a suggestion for a fix?
>
> Thanks,
> Brandon
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