Description: ------------ I created a loop to insert 10000 rows by reusing the same DataObject instance. However, it's exceeding the 8MB memory limit on our server around the 4300th insert. Perhaps it's holding on to some sort of cache/transaction history. Also using Apache 1.3.29 Reproduce code: --------------- DB_DataObject::DebugLevel(1); $org = new DataObject_ENOrganization(); $orgCnt = $org->count(); echo( "$orgCnt orgs <br>"); for($i = 0; $i < 10000; $i++) { //reset the primary key $org->setId(null); //a unique key, but not the primary $org->setAccountId($orgCnt + $i); $rslt = $org->insert(); } Expected result: ---------------- 10000 new rows in the "organization" table of a MySQL db. Actual result: -------------- Out of memory error (upper limit set to 8MB) around the 4300th insert.

try turning off overload : eg. define('DB_DATAOBJECT_NO_OVERLOAD',true); require_once 'DB/DataObject.php'; Overload leaks memory rather badly...

the CVS version still leaks some memory with overload on - but alot less now. I got < 1Mb over the 10000 queries. (as originaly I had about 80Mb leaking)

I got the same result with overload turned off. I'd like to use overloading as well, so I will try moving to Apache 2 and see if that helps.

"I got the same result with overload turned off." this is strange - can you have a look at the test script in CVS The idea there is to cat /proc/{processid}/status | grep VmData Also try running the test under command line php..

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