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Allowed Memory in Google Base product feed

Posted: Mon Jan 30, 2017 3:15 pm
by ygupta133
Hi,

I am facing allowed memory error in google.base.php

Thanks,

Re: Allowed Memory in Google Base product feed

Posted: Mon Jan 30, 2017 4:34 pm
by uksitebuilder
You can try to increase memory via your php.ini file (if your server allows it and you have enough memory available)

Or you can try an extension such as ours (see my signature) which allows you to either split the feed into smaller feeds and thus uses less memory for each smaller feed generation or turn on the advanced option and use a cron job that will generate the feed in one but do it in small batches.

Re: Allowed Memory in Google Base product feed

Posted: Wed Feb 01, 2017 3:13 am
by ygupta133
Ok, Can you tell me how much memory i need to increase from server ? php.ini file not increase memory limit .My server by default memory is 32M.I am using shared hosting and second thing is that if i purchase extension (Google merchant feed) than allowed memory issue will be resolved are sure 100% ? or it is really server memory issue ?

Re: Allowed Memory in Google Base product feed

Posted: Wed Feb 01, 2017 3:28 am
by uksitebuilder
32Mb is extremely low, even for shared hosting. Normally you get 64Mb

Our extension will generate the feed, but, depending on how many products you have, you could end up with quite a lot of feeds, as they would need to be fairly small to not exhaust such low memory availability.

I strongly recommend moving away from Shared hosting, especially if you are serious about your online business.

Re: Allowed Memory in Google Base product feed

Posted: Sat Feb 04, 2017 2:27 pm
by ygupta133
uksitebuilder wrote:32Mb is extremely low, even for shared hosting. Normally you get 64Mb

Our extension will generate the feed, but, depending on how many products you have, you could end up with quite a lot of feeds, as they would need to be fairly small to not exhaust such low memory availability.

I strongly recommend moving away from Shared hosting, especially if you are serious about your online business.
ygupta133 wrote:I have approx 900 products . and i have increase memory limit also but i am facing same issue

Re: Allowed Memory in Google Base product feed

Posted: Sat Feb 04, 2017 5:21 pm
by uksitebuilder
How many products do you have ?

More than 1000 ?

Re: Allowed Memory in Google Base product feed

Posted: Sun Feb 05, 2017 3:42 am
by ygupta133
uksitebuilder wrote:How many products do you have ?

More than 1000 ?
ygupta133 wrote: I have approx 800 to 900 products . and my server memory limit (internal memory is 512M) and physical memory is same 512 MB

but i am facing same issue "Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 536870912 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 60136 bytes) in catalog/controller/feed/google_base.php line 105 .

Thanks

Re: Allowed Memory in Google Base product feed

Posted: Sun Feb 05, 2017 4:00 am
by uksitebuilder
Well, something is eating all your memory.

But not easy for me to tell you exactly what it is.

If you were using our extension, I could debug and find which product/products is/are causing the issue, but that is almost impossible using OpenCart's built-in google base feed.

Re: Allowed Memory in Google Base product feed

Posted: Sun Feb 05, 2017 7:40 pm
by ygupta133
uksitebuilder wrote:Well, something is eating all your memory.

But not easy for me to tell you exactly what it is.

If you were using our extension, I could debug and find which product/products is/are causing the issue, but that is almost impossible using OpenCart's built-in google base feed.
uksitebuilder wrote:Well, something is eating all your memory.

But not easy for me to tell you exactly what it is.

If you were using our extension, I could debug and find which product/products is/are causing the issue, but that is almost impossible using OpenCart's built-in google base feed.
ygupta133 wrote: Ok . Which extension i will need to purchase . can you send me link ?

Re: Allowed Memory in Google Base product feed

Posted: Sun Feb 05, 2017 7:51 pm
by uksitebuilder
It's the first one in my signature below after my logo