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11 Jul 2016, 8:32 PM
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[OLD] Google Merchant module Version 1.12.0 by Numinix

DrByte:

I don't have a solution, but I can confirm that I've seen this same symptom multiple times on various versions of Zen Cart. This module uses a TON of RAM. It's in desperate need of being overhauled and optimized to use less RAM to build its output. It definitely can't handle large product databases in its current state.

Without the Google Feeder - There is no reason for me to use the cart.

11 Jul 2016, 8:43 PM
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Re: [OLD] Google Merchant module Version 1.12.0 by Numinix

DrByte:

I don't have a solution, but I can confirm that I've seen this same symptom multiple times on various versions of Zen Cart. This module uses a TON of RAM. It's in desperate need of being overhauled and optimized to use less RAM to build its output. It definitely can't handle large product databases in its current state.

Would installing the CSS/JS Loader solve the problem?

12 Jul 2016, 12:11 AM
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Re: [OLD] Google Merchant module Version 1.12.0 by Numinix

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Would installing the CSS/JS Loader solve the problem?

Does anybody know how much memory the google feeder will use at execution? Is is more then 30M?

12 Jul 2016, 4:29 AM
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Re: [OLD] Google Merchant module Version 1.12.0 by Numinix

sw1138lr:

Does anybody know how much memory the google feeder will use at execution? Is is more then 30M?
It's based on the number of categories and products you have, and increases exponentially with each one.

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12 Jul 2016, 4:30 AM
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Re: [OLD] Google Merchant module Version 1.12.0 by Numinix

sw1138lr:

Would installing the CSS/JS Loader solve the problem?
No, they're completely unrelated.
Or, at least, as far as I know the CSS/JS Loader mod is designed for storefront use, and is geared around loading CSS and Javscript and minifying them for "optimized use" based on the mod author's interpretation. Unless this Goog Merch generator uses some shared functions in that css/js mod it doesn't make any sense that they'd need to coexist.

Plus, the CSS/JS Loader mod has always bloated stores worse than what they promised to save, at least in my experience.

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12 Jul 2016, 4:36 AM
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Re: [OLD] Google Merchant module Version 1.12.0 by Numinix

sw1138lr:

We have installed Google Merchant Center Feeder version 1.14.4
PHP version is 5.6
PHP Settings are:
max_execution_time 50000
memory_limit 256M
Post_max_size 64M

Now the Google Merchant Center Feeder is giving out of memory issues after about 115 products.

[09-Jul-2016 16:08:48 PHP Warning: mysqli_query(): (HY000/2008): Out of memory in /mysite/includes/classes/db/mysql/query_factory.php on line 45

I read one post that indicated you had to have CSS/JS loader installed. Not sure if that is the correct course of action to fix this issue.

I can run the Google Merchant Center Feeder on my production site using version 1.13.0 and PHP version 5.2 and the same memory setting and it will create over 2500 products.

Anybody know how to fix?
If it's failing after only 115 products, that suggests to me that your server's MySQL configuration is way too low. It was MySQL that triggered the error you reported here, not Zen Cart or PHP.

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19 Jul 2016, 8:51 PM
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Re: [OLD] Google Merchant module Version 1.12.0 by Numinix

DrByte:

If it's failing after only 115 products, that suggests to me that your server's MySQL configuration is way too low. It was MySQL that triggered the error you reported here, not Zen Cart or PHP.

My hosting company has the MySQL at version 5.5. What other configurations should we ask them about?