Easy Populate Error- Assistance Please

[Yrewol]

I am getting the following error while trying to upload my store contents to the database:

 

Easy Populate 2.71-MS2 - Default Language : English(1)

 

File uploaded.
Temporary filename: /tmp/phpwqBLUt
User filename: Book1_tab.txt
Size:

Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 8388608 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 35 bytes) in /home/httpd/vhosts/My-Website.com/httpdocs/perks/admin/easypopulate.php on line 1225

 

How may I resolve this issue?

 

 

 

Thank you in advance

Edited June 22, 2006 by Yrewol

[kgt]

Try splitting your file. Your host has complete control over the memory limit and it's doubtful they'll change it for you. Doesn't hurt to ask, though.

[Yrewol]

Try splitting your file. Your host has complete control over the memory limit and it's doubtful they'll change it for you. Doesn't hurt to ask, though.

 

Splitting the file gave me the same error. What memory are you makeing refrence too?

 

I currently have 500MB of disk space and 24.4GB of Data transfer space. What needs to be increased?

[kgt]

The memory limit setting limits the amount of RAM PHP is allowed to use on the server. Your host might change it, since 8MB is a RIDICULOUS limit to have on a shared host. Otherwise, you can try one of the following methods:

 

1. In .htaccess:

 

php_value memory_limit 20M

 

2. In admin/includes/application_top.php before

 

define('PAGE_PARSE_START_TIME', microtime());

 

add

 

ini_set("memory_limit","20M");

[Yrewol]

Splitting the file gave me the same error. What memory are you makeing refrence too?

 

I currently have 500MB of disk space and 24.4GB of Data transfer space. What needs to be increased?

 

Pardon my ignorance, but where can I find the .htacess file?

[kgt]

Try the second option if you don't know how to find, or don't have an .htaccess file. Not all hosts allow it, and if you're on Windows, it probably won't work anyways.

 

.htaccess files are linux hidden files that override the default settings for the apache webserver. You will normally find it in your website root/osc catalog root.

[Yrewol]

Try the second option if you don't know how to find, or don't have an .htaccess file. Not all hosts allow it, and if you're on Windows, it probably won't work anyways.

 

.htaccess files are linux hidden files that override the default settings for the apache webserver. You will normally find it in your website root/osc catalog root.

 

The second option worked like a charm.

 

After I uploaded the file, only one Item is showing as being available in the store. The other items are not displaying. What do you think the issue is? as well as a possable solution.

[Yrewol]

The second option worked like a charm.

 

After I uploaded the file, only one Item is showing as being available in the store. The other items are not displaying. What do you think the issue is? as well as a possable solution.

 

I just realized what I did wrong.... I forgt to include "EOREOR" at the end of every item.

 

It's working well. This Contribution is saveing me day's fo work as opposed to entering over 3,500 products.

 

Great contribution!