bmichel@gmail.com wrote:
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I tried modifying the value of the max_execution_time in my php.ini.
I also tried the set_time_limit() function.
Both ways no success...
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I'm sure the script is not getting stuck somewhere, because I manually
divided the XML file into several files. And then, I ran the script for
each of those files and it worked.
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Question: Why is that?
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That aside, siply make some debugoutput in your script, and use ob_flush()
to make sure it reaches the browser before the timeout happens.
eg: During parsing, simply echo "Entering bla di bla with value XXX";
That way you can actually see if your script is doing what you think it is
doing.
Regards,
Erwin Moller
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David Gillen wrote:
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bmichel@gmail.com said:
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Hey,
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What I'm doing is the following:
- Load XML data a file
- Parsing the XML data
- Printing some parsed content
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The problem is that the script execution is stopping before all the
content is parsed and printed.
Maybe the PHP is out of memory after a while. That would make sense
since the XML file is about 2 MB.
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Someone has any ideas how I can solve this problem?
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>Check the max_execution_time in your php.ini
>You can override it with set_time_limit(),
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http://www.php.net/set_time_limit That'll allow your script to run for
>longer, test on a smaller file to ensure your script isn't getting stuck
>in a loop somewhere and is doing what it should.
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