As the other posters have said your query is probably trying to pull
too much data back, why don't you raise the memory limit in cake until
you don't get a fatal error, then you can see what queries cake has
been trying to run.
Chances are that Cake is trying to pull in data from lots of
associat
Is your query as thin as possible (only grabbing the fields that you
will be using)?
On Apr 30, 5:06 pm, "Benedikt R." wrote:
> Okay... Forget this. I used the paginator helper :D
>
> On 30 Apr., 22:13, "Benedikt R." wrote:
>
> > But how does this happen?
>
> > Doesn't CakePHP recieve the data
Okay... Forget this. I used the paginator helper :D
On 30 Apr., 22:13, "Benedikt R." wrote:
> But how does this happen?
>
> Doesn't CakePHP recieve the data via an MySQL-Request? How could the
> memory limit be reached?
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But how does this happen?
Doesn't CakePHP recieve the data via an MySQL-Request? How could the
memory limit be reached?
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likely your php config memory limit is being used up
On Thu, Apr 30, 2009 at 1:38 PM, Benedikt R. wrote:
>
> Hey!
>
> I am currently building an app that should be able to parse some
> tables with bank codes. The database table contains about 25,000
> entries.
>
> When I try to request some da
Hey!
I am currently building an app that should be able to parse some
tables with bank codes. The database table contains about 25,000
entries.
When I try to request some data ($this->ControllerObj->find
(conditions)) the server shouts out:
Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 20971520 bytes exha
