Posted by greggles on September 19, 2008 at 2:32am
I left it at the default 50
29% (4 votes)
Between 51 and 250
29% (4 votes)
Between 251 and 500
14% (2 votes)
Between 501 and 1000
14% (2 votes)
Somewhere over 1000
14% (2 votes)
Total votes: 14
Comments
purpose of the poll...
I think that we should increase the number, but I'd like to get a sense of what works for people.
I think that we should choose a number that works well on the typical overloaded shared host - so if you have a dedicated server or VPS then either don't answer or answer from the perspective of a site that you have on shared hosting.
Thanks!
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I think this should be a
I think this should be a percentage of the cron run with a maximum number in a for the LIMIT of the select and a maximum number of select statements. To answer your question I've used 500 on initial load and decrease it later to 100.
990
990 on shared hosting (site5) which seems to work just fine, though you may get a blank screen occasionally. There's just too much content!
What if I already have a massive amount of content?
In this case I already have taxonomy terms added to Drupal database and I want to apply "Bulk update".
How can I apply bulk update to all of the terms without having Drupal crashed? Im in a local Vaio laptop with 2ghz Core Duo and LAMP configured properly.
Note: When I apply Bulk update and I put a number like 4000 for the "Maximum number of objects to alias in a bulk update" then Drupal crashes and adds the aliases only to some terms.