Hi everyone! I've been working on a Laravel project, and I'm running into a major issue where the memory size is exhausted on my server. It seems to be a ticking time bomb because I first noticed this when trying to run my code on localhost. My index function, which passes all the necessary information to the view, has been giving me errors. Currently, I'm handling about 800 records, but that number increases by 20-50 records daily.
I've thought about a few potential solutions to tackle this, such as:
1. Implementing pagination (which might complicate live searching with JavaScript).
2. Fetching minimal information and loading more details via Ajax after clicking an edit button.
3. Only showing the selling history without the edit option (though I might need to change them later).
4. Similar to the last option, but creating a dedicated page for editing individual selling records.
As a shop owner with some web development experience from my younger days, I realize my code may not be optimal. I'd love to hear any suggestions on how to improve it to prevent exceeding the memory limit!
3 Answers
If you're hitting memory issues with just 800 records, something might be off in your code. You might want to check if you're loading excess data or if there's a memory leak somewhere.
You might want to combine options 1 and 2. Only fetch the data you'll display in the list and enable pagination. For searching, make sure to initiate a new call for data each time the user searches.
Have you tried increasing the `memory_limit` in your PHP config? Also, consider using `->limit()` and `->offset()` in your queries to manage the data better.
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