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One thing I missed completely the first time around: if you set
$recursive to null, it just uses the default level of recursion, which
is 1. To disable pulling of associated model data, set $recursive to
0. To disable all associations, incuding LEFT JOINs, set $recursive to
-1.
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nate wrote:
> Yes, query results are cached (somewhere in DboSource I believe). But
> if you're paging results, why are you doing it by reading the entire
> resultset into memory?
>
> Model::findAll( ) has the $limit and $page parameters so you don't have
> to.
Ah, I think I may not have explai
Yes, query results are cached (somewhere in DboSource I believe). But
if you're paging results, why are you doing it by reading the entire
resultset into memory?
Model::findAll( ) has the $limit and $page parameters so you don't have
to.
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Yo
nate wrote:
> Hey Alan, why you'd ever want to pull 7500 records at once in the
> normal operation of an app is quite beyond me, but I know for certain
> things, I have pulled somewhere around 10,000 records at once with no
> issues.
i have found a way round this, using a direct SQL query() but
Hey Alan, why you'd ever want to pull 7500 records at once in the
normal operation of an app is quite beyond me, but I know for certain
things, I have pulled somewhere around 10,000 records at once with no
issues.
You might want to check your memory settings in php.ini. I think the
default is on
Hi,
I am using findAll() to retrieve about 7500 records. My current PHP
setup is such that this fails with an out of memory error.
So I tried this:
$conditions = null;
$fields = null;
$order = null;
$page = 0;
$limit = 200;
$recursive = null;
while( 1 ) {
echo
