Re: CakePHP Model uses the wrong fields in SQL statements!

On Nov 25, 6:33 am, John Steele <john.david.ste...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I've now confirmed this bug on two machines. Different Linux Dist,
> different kernel, different hardware, slightly newer version of PHP.
> The output is identical.
> I also forgot to disable the cache on this instance of CakePHP, so
> I've ruled that out.
>
> second machine:
> Ubuntu Linux 2.6.35-23-server #37-Ubuntu SMP Fri Nov 5 20:33:07 UTC
> 2010 x86_64 GNU/Linux
> PHP 5.3.3-1ubuntu9.1 with Suhosin-Patch (cli) (built: Oct 15 2010
> 14:00:18)
> Server version: Apache/2.2.16 (Ubuntu)
> cakephp/maverick uptodate 1.3.2-1
>
> add this line to the end of the for loop to get the correct query log:
>                         $dbo->_queriesLog = array_slice($dbo->_queriesLog, -100);
>
> The tail end of the query log:
>     [17]=>
>     array(5) {
>       ["query"]=>
>       string(57) "INSERT INTO `foos` (`bar`, `baz`) VALUES (128921,
> 128922)"
>       ["error"]=>
>       NULL
>       ["affected"]=>
>       int(1)
>       ["numRows"]=>
>       NULL
>       ["took"]=>
>       float(0)
>     }
>     [18]=>
>     array(5) {
>       ["query"]=>
>       string(35) "SELECT LAST_INSERT_ID() AS insertID"
>       ["error"]=>
>       NULL
>       ["affected"]=>
>       int(1)
>       ["numRows"]=>
>       int(1)
>       ["took"]=>
>       float(0)
>     }
>     [19]=>
>     array(5) {
>       ["query"]=>
>       string(115) "SELECT `Foo`.`id`, `Foo`.`bar`, `Foo`.`baz` FROM
> `foos` AS `Foo`   WHERE `bar` = 86111 AND `baz` = 86112    LIMIT 1"
>       ["error"]=>
>       NULL
>       ["affected"]=>
>       int(1)
>       ["numRows"]=>
>       int(1)
>       ["took"]=>
>       float(6)
>     }
>   }
>
>
>
> }

What a lot of noise in this thread (and most likely FUD) :)

all the above proves is that the 100th - 200th sql query you
launched .... are irrelevant. The sql query log doesn't log anything
more than the first 200 queries and you aren't clearing it so you are /
not/ looking at the last 100 queries you launched - as you've
apparently noted but still posted the irrelvant sql.

I find the numbers you present supicious - e.g. are you running out of
auto increment ids - that'd be my start point.

"my best guess would be a memory leak or overflow somewhere within PHP
itself. "

why would you conclude that? Extraordinary claims require
extraordinary irrefutable proof - which is missing.

FWIW/For info I've (as I'm sure have many) run many batch processes
inserting hundreds of thousands or millions of rows at a time.

hth,

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