I am using as I understand the doctrine equivalet of doSelectStmt (or
doSelectRS) witch is much more elegant in doctrine, but i get memory
leaks or memory that is not retorned to the OS, and not reused by PHP,
aparently this is corrected on Doctrine 2
http://www.doctrine-project.org/blog/doctrine2-
This is ridiculous. You mean Doctrine has no resultset function? Using
Propel you normally build your criteria for a query and then run a doSelect
call which returns your hydrated array. BUT. There is a more memory
efficient call (doSelectRS for Propel 1.2 and doSelectStmt for Propel 1.3
and above)
Thanks Daniel for the response, i am using PHP 5.3.2-1ubuntu4.5 with
Suhosin-Patch (cli) (built: Sep 17 2010 13:41:55), read some bug
reports related to circula reference and the garbage colector, but
they suld be fixed for 5.3.
OnDemand hydration did't help, i am currently doing it, i am procesin
I've been there too :-) I've accomplished #3/#4 below by having a parent
task which is what's run as your cronjob/batch process. This parent task
then spawns subtasks which actually do the work, using some
flag/indicator/PK lookup to determine which records to process. So you
could do something l
That's unfortunate because you really have few options — I know because I've
been there just this week.
So, array hydration is out of the question, fine, let's see what other options
you have:
1. Increase memory of the server (sorry, but it's one option)
2. Use the latest PHP 5.3.x and try to
I don't know doctrine very well, but with propel you can a function to
return a resultset instead of an array of objects. My suggestion is go take
a look at the Doctrine documentation on the Doctrine site for more info.
On 16 Nov 2010 9:48 PM, "Luciano A. Andrade"
wrote:
I am tyring to make a ba
I am tyring to make a batch processing for synchronization of two
databases, and i am running on limitation of the memory usage. I like
to be able to process 3 objects, i can't use arrays for the
hydration, since i have some logic i need to execute. I only need one
of this object at any time, b
