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Please excuse the cross-post again, but this is still dealing with how
PHP and MySQL together handle memory allocation.
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One final note...it came to pass this morning that we looked closely at
many issues concerning this. Once of the things discovered was some
"bad" RAM in the serve
[snip the problem code, comments eliminated for clarity]
if (mysql_num_rows($dbnpanxx) > 0){
$npanxxcnt = 0;
while($urownpanxx = mysql_fetch_object($dbnpanxx)){
fputs($npanxxfile, $urownpanxx->o_npanxx);
fputs($npanxxfile, $urownpanxx->t_npanxx);
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I have STFW, RTFM taken a couple of SWAG's and still cannot come up with
a solution. Is the opened file held in memory and therefore as it gets
larger it approaches the memeory limit of the machine? Any insight would
help...a BIG THANKS IN ADVANCE!
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Ok, we have noticed more on the pr
Good morning!
(My apologies for sending to both lists, I found emalloc() info on both
PHP and MySQL that might be applicable and could not make a good call as
to where this might be more appropriate)
We are attempting to return a rather large file from a set of queries to
MySQL via PHP. Each time
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