| Subject | Re: Memory leak in PHP with Firebird |
|---|---|
| Author | Lester Caine |
| Post date | 2004-08-17T16:34:11Z |
--- In firebird-php@yahoogroups.com, "Dan Wilson" <dwilson@d...> wrote:
Interbase/Firebird module.
But sticking to your problem. Can you kill sections of the code and
see which area causes a problem. Kill the insert, and just let it
update existing records, then run it again just adding missing
records. Other option is to filter the raw data just to give all one
type of record ( insert or update ).
Also let Firebird add the Primary Key via a trigger.
No answers, just a few ideas to pin things down. I run quite large
files ( 2.5Mb ) through ibWebAdmin without a problem, but that is
running PHP5.
> Using: Apache 2.0.50, PHP 4.3.8, Fedora Core 2I'd be interested to se it run on PHP5, some work has been done on
Interbase/Firebird module.
But sticking to your problem. Can you kill sections of the code and
see which area causes a problem. Kill the insert, and just let it
update existing records, then run it again just adding missing
records. Other option is to filter the raw data just to give all one
type of record ( insert or update ).
Also let Firebird add the Primary Key via a trigger.
No answers, just a few ideas to pin things down. I run quite large
files ( 2.5Mb ) through ibWebAdmin without a problem, but that is
running PHP5.