Hello,
Im trying to fetch all the users in my Model by doing a simple Users::find() and I keep on getting a fatal error, Allowed memory exhausted, I have 512MB, which I believe should be sufficient, it shouldn't need more.
Other feches on smaller tables return results, so it's a problem of the size of the result fetched.
How big is the table?
It has 65.000 rows, it also happens to me when I fetch in a model with 16.000 rows, it doesnt when I fetch smaller ones.
2015-02-26 2:58 GMT+01:00 Max Castro [email protected]:
How big is the table?
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Yeah, but how big in megas is the tables? also paste the code plz.
Thanks
This is a feature of PDO driver PHP.
You can use sparing algorithms.
Or use msqli driver.
See : https://forum.phalcon.io/discussion/3793/phalcon-resultsets-and-large-mysql-tables
It's 1.57GB, I didnt realise how big it was.
The code is a simple $usersNewbies = Users::find();, you need something more?
Yeah, but how big in megas is the tables? also paste the code plz.
Thanks
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Changing to mysqli wasnt an option for us.
I tried several ways, and apparently using Users::find(); involves bringing all the data from the table and that uses all the memory when it's a big table. I suposed phalcon would optimize that. Using Users::find(array("columns" => idUser)); made the query faster and it didnt use all the memory. But I ended up using Depency Injector and mysql querys, which are very fast and also don't use up all the memory.
