I have an object in the session-data which contains a search-result list.
It might, at various times, contain 16,000 entries or more.
I seem to be noticing, however, that when the size of the result-list is
more than around 1,000 records ... the object simply does not get saved
into the $_SESSION data at all.
The PHP memory-limit is 30 megs. I never see any curious output in the
Apache logs, and the application does not fail. The trouble is simply that
when the search result is large, and the search-results page enters, it
finds that there is no search-result object in the session data. For a
smaller result set, and /identical/ code, the object is there.
Any ideas?
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I have an object in the session-data which contains a search-result list.
It might, at various times, contain 16,000 entries or more.
I seem to be noticing, however, that when the size of the result-list is
more than around 1,000 records ... the object simply does not get saved
into the $_SESSION data at all.
The PHP memory-limit is 30 megs. I never see any curious output in the
Apache logs, and the application does not fail. The trouble is simply
that when the search result is large, and the search-results page enters, it
finds that there is no search-result object in the session data. For a
smaller result set, and /identical/ code, the object is there.
Any ideas?
Not enough disk space in the partition where the session data get saved?
I've tried this and it worked fine:
session_start() ;
$_SESSION['test'] = array_fill(0, 32000, "banana");
Do remember that session data is not stored in memory. It's stored in a
file, which is read in its entirety for every page hit. Storing that much in
a session is thus not a very good idea.
Sundial Services <in**@sundialse rvices.com> wrote in message news:<co******* ***@domitilla.a ioe.org>... I have an object in the session-data which contains a search-result list.
It might, at various times, contain 16,000 entries or more.
I seem to be noticing, however, that when the size of the result-list is
more than around 1,000 records ... the object simply does not get saved
into the $_SESSION data at all.
The PHP memory-limit is 30 megs. I never see any curious output in the
Apache logs, and the application does not fail. The trouble is simply that
when the search result is large, and the search-results page enters, it
finds that there is no search-result object in the session data. For a
smaller result set, and /identical/ code, the object is there.
Any ideas?
Was it file based session (default) or custom session? Could you be
able to open the session file and manually analyze?
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