Re: Execution Time Limit or What?

In article <393C454A.58AC952A@email.com>, bbell@email.com (Brandon Bell) wrote: > At first I thought it was an execution time out problem so I bumped up > the max_execution_time in the php.ini file and restarted the Apache > server, but this didn't help at all. The new value does show up when I > do a phpinfo() so I know it has been changed. Does the new value show up for both "local value" and "master value"? > The page stops downloading to the browser at exactly 30 seconds, which > sounds exactly like the default setting of max_execution_time. Sure sounds like it... But your browser could be timing out as well. Can you do the query in batches and feed back # to the user or something so they know it's not dead and the server and browser know everything is kosher?... > So, my questions are: > Is there something else that might limit the execution time of a PHP > page other than max_execution_time? There's a memory limit, but that shouldn't matter in an SQL. Any of the other players (Oracle, Apache, Browser) could be timing out at 30 seconds as well... -- Richard Lynch | If this was worth $$$ to you, buy a CD US Customer Support Director | from one of the artists listed here: Zend Technologies USA | http://www.L-I-E.com/artists.htm http://www.zend.com | (this has nothing to do with Zend, duh!)