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# Oct 2nd 2016, 16:29 michaelze lorb: I would guess handling a lot of data is not a common task for a orm...
# Oct 2nd 2016, 16:28 lorb the records are just a few numbers. the whole data is read from a csv file that has just 3MB
# Oct 2nd 2016, 16:27 michaelze lorb: have you analyzed what actually takes up all the space? I mean how big is one of your "row" arrays, what else is there sitting around taking up space?
# Oct 2nd 2016, 16:25 lorb yes, I'm rewriting the code atm to do that, but I don't see why that has to be necessary. 100k is not that much data
# Oct 2nd 2016, 16:25 michaelze lorb: what about splitting the save operation up into junks?
# Oct 2nd 2016, 16:24 lorb I'm using saveAssociated() but yeah, I do have an array with 100k records
# Oct 2nd 2016, 16:24 michaelze lorb: can you tell a little bit more about what you are doing? is it some sort of import?
# Oct 2nd 2016, 16:24 lorb similaar
# Oct 2nd 2016, 16:23 michaelze lorb: do you actually create an array with 100k "rows" and then use saveAll to store them?
# Oct 2nd 2016, 16:22 lorb for some reason cakephp has a fatal error of memory exhaustion when trying to save 100k rows, which shouldn't be a problem with 1G of allowed memory
# Oct 2nd 2016, 16:22 lorb large amounts = number of records has 6 digits
# Oct 2nd 2016, 16:22 lorb how can I handle large amounts of data in cakephp2 ?
# Oct 2nd 2016, 16:20 michaelze (i.e. beforeFind())
# Oct 2nd 2016, 16:20 michaelze Hi everyone! Is there a way to modify a query by a behavior the moment it is created instead of the moment that it is executed?
# Oct 2nd 2016, 16:18 noibilism Helloâ?¦anybody know any nice drag and drop file uploader script out there that can be implemented with cake 3?
# Oct 2nd 2016, 13:30 admad use gist or pastebin
# Oct 2nd 2016, 13:30 admad phpcakebaker: show the full stacktrace for the error
# Oct 2nd 2016, 13:26 phpcakebaker I believe that match the controller name do not need to be loaded or set to a property manually.
# Oct 2nd 2016, 13:24 phpcakebaker Hello, I am doing the tutorial at http://www.bravo-kernel.com/2015/04/how-to-add-jwt-authentication-to-a-cakephp-3-rest-api/ and I run into an error that I would like to understand and solve. When I add a new user, as instructed in the tutorial I get an error Call to a member function success() on boolean
# Oct 2nd 2016, 10:10 kingloui it seems that it writes a bad cookie, because it can read a cookie written by cakephp 3.3.4 but when I login again it canâ??t read the cookie
# Oct 2nd 2016, 10:08 kingloui e
# Oct 2nd 2016, 10:08 kingloui when I downgrade to cakephp 3.3.4 it is working fin
# Oct 2nd 2016, 10:08 kingloui anyone else having problems with CakeDC/Users RememberMe not working with cakephp 3.3.5?
# Oct 2nd 2016, 09:19 birdy247 Morning bakersssssssss
# Oct 2nd 2016, 08:57 lorb for some reason cakephp has a fatal error of memory exhaustion when trying to save 100k rows, which shouldn't be a problem with 1G of allowed memory
# Oct 2nd 2016, 08:55 lorb large amounts = number of records has 6 digits
# Oct 2nd 2016, 08:54 lorb how can I handle large amounts of data in cakephp2 ?
# Oct 2nd 2016, 02:22 moose517 booored ROFL
# Oct 2nd 2016, 01:43 ndm np
# Oct 2nd 2016, 01:43 waspinator thanks @ndm
# Oct 2nd 2016, 01:43 waspinator oh so just `->matching('Association')` would work
# Oct 2nd 2016, 01:42 ndm @waspinator You don't need to pass the second argument at all
# Oct 2nd 2016, 01:39 waspinator pretty good. whats up
# Oct 2nd 2016, 01:39 moose517 how are you
# Oct 2nd 2016, 01:39 waspinator hi moose
# Oct 2nd 2016, 01:39 waspinator hmm, just returning `$q` worked
# Oct 2nd 2016, 01:39 moose517 hi guys
# Oct 2nd 2016, 01:37 waspinator `$q->isEmpty()` would probably have something to do with it
# Oct 2nd 2016, 01:34 waspinator hmm okay, so `$model->matching('Association' function($q) {return $q->?} )` what condition would I set to mean `not empty`?
# Oct 2nd 2016, 01:25 ndm http://book.cakephp.org/3.0/en/orm/retrieving-data-and-resultsets.html#filtering-by-associated-data
# Oct 2nd 2016, 01:25 ndm @waspinator Depends on the type of association... for `hasOne`/`belongsTo` you could use the `INNER` join type (contain configs accept a `joinType` option), apart from that, `innerJoinWith()`/`matching()` works for all types.