On 23 Apr 2008, at 21:41, Steve Gula wrote:
I could but it would make things very difficult. Some of the
entities around
id # 100 could be affected by entities around id #11000 and would
result in
a file needing to be manipulated at the same time. Unfortunately, I
don't
think this is a top to bottom change for the information at hand.
Can you not do it with a text processor like sed? That would be a lot
easier than trying to do it with SimpleXML.
-Stut
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On Wed, Apr 23, 2008 at 4:36 PM, Bastien Koert <phpster@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
On 4/23/08, Steve Gula <sg-lists@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I work for a company that has chosen to use XML (Software AG
Tamino XML
database) as its storage system for an enterprise application. We
need
to
make a system wide change to information within the database that
isn't
feasible to do through our application's user interface. My
solution was
to
unload the XML collection in question, open it, manipulate it, then
write it
back out. Problem is it's a 230+MB file and even with PHP's max
mem set
to
4096MB (of 8GB available to the system) SimpleXML claims to still
run
out of
memory. Can anyone recommend a better way for handling a large
amount of
XML
data? Thanks.
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Can you chunk the data in any way, break it into smaller more
managable
peices?
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