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[phpesp-general] CSV download error

[Rivard, C. <Ri...@uw...>]

After using phpESP for a couple of years, I have gotten an error that =
occurs
when I try to download a survey results text file:

Fatal error: Maximum execution time of 30 seconds exceeded in
F:\wwwroot\home\survey\admin\admin\include\function\survey_export_csv.inc=
 on
line 112

I haven't noticed anywhere in the php.ini where that 30 second timeout =
is
set.

Knowing the survey id, is it possible to use an SQL statement to extract =
the
data?  Can someone share that with me?

Christopher Rivard
University Publications

Re: [phpesp-general] CSV download error

[Matthew G. <mat...@gm...>]

I'm unsure where this is set on windows, but you should have a
php.inisomewhere that sets the maximum execute time as well as many
other important
PHP settings.


On 11/16/05, Rivard, Christopher <Ri...@uw...> wrote:
>
> After using phpESP for a couple of years, I have gotten an error that
> occurs
> when I try to download a survey results text file:
>
> Fatal error: Maximum execution time of 30 seconds exceeded in
> F:\wwwroot\home\survey\admin\admin\include\function\survey_export_csv.inc
> on
> line 112
>
> I haven't noticed anywhere in the php.ini where that 30 second timeout is
> set.
>
> Knowing the survey id, is it possible to use an SQL statement to extract
> the
> data? Can someone share that with me?
>
> Christopher Rivard
> University Publications
>
>
>
>
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Re: [phpesp-general] CSV download error

[Christopher R. <ri...@uw...>]

On 11/17/05 7:59 AM, Matthew Gregg <mat...@gm...>:

> I'm unsure where this is set on windows, but you should have a
> php.inisomewhere that sets the maximum execute time as well as many
> other important
> PHP settings.

Darn.  I was hoping there was some way of extracting the data using SQL.
I'm not sure that our sysadmin would be receptive to making changes to the
php.ini file.

Is the error that was generated something that is coded within phpESP?  Our
execution timeout value is actually set at 60 seconds according to
phpinfo().

Thanks for your assistance.