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Hi Everyone, I have a large number of data in the database and that's why I am fetching the data in

U040LMJF6TY
U040LMJF6TY Posts: 30 🧑🏻‍🚀 - Cadet
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Hi Everyone,

I have a large number of data in the database and that's why I am fetching the data in chunks using limit and offset, with do while loop.
But the strange thing is that each loop is increasing my memory usage, where I am setting my all defined variables to null and cleaning the garbage collection.

What else I can do to reset my memory to the initial stage??
@UL6DGRULR

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  • Alberto Reyer
    Alberto Reyer Lead Spryker Solution Architect / Technical Director Posts: 690 🪐 - Explorer

    Have a look into \Propel\Runtime\Propel::disableInstancePooling

    You probably use the propel ORM to fetch your entries and per default each entity that is fetched is cached during the request so it needs to be fetched only once.
    But especially when you fetch a lot of entities during the same request (e.g.: during imports/publish/sync) this is hurting more then it helps.
    You can just call the method above at the start of your batch process and be fine.

  • U040LMJF6TY
    U040LMJF6TY Posts: 30 🧑🏻‍🚀 - Cadet

    Thanks that worked for me.

  • U040LMJF6TY
    U040LMJF6TY Posts: 30 🧑🏻‍🚀 - Cadet

    @UL6DGRULR is there any similar method for the Redis storage??

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