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<blockquote data-quote="thlucas" data-source="post: 1098584" data-attributes="member: 111098"><p>OK, I finally figured out the OutOfMemoryException errors, and uploaded the 1.0.11.0 MSI installer.</p><p></p><p>As it turns out, I was doing a LEFT JOIN on the SCRIPTS table for every movie in the database, which causes the script content to be returned for every movie! I adjusted this processing to load the SCRIPTS table by itself, then do a look-up by ID into the SCRIPTS table to get the script content to resolve the movie script ID and NAME values from. This reduced the memory considerably - using Sea Monkeys database, it took it down from 1.5GB to about 120KB!</p><p></p><p>Anyway, give it a try and let me know.[DOUBLEPOST=1409772393][/DOUBLEPOST]</p><p>Imzadi - your database is kind of odd, in that you have a ton of "black_list" filters specified, as well as multiple users. The tool handles it, but it is extremely slow due to the amount (113,000+) black list filters. Is there a reason why you have that many black list filters?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="thlucas, post: 1098584, member: 111098"] OK, I finally figured out the OutOfMemoryException errors, and uploaded the 1.0.11.0 MSI installer. As it turns out, I was doing a LEFT JOIN on the SCRIPTS table for every movie in the database, which causes the script content to be returned for every movie! I adjusted this processing to load the SCRIPTS table by itself, then do a look-up by ID into the SCRIPTS table to get the script content to resolve the movie script ID and NAME values from. This reduced the memory considerably - using Sea Monkeys database, it took it down from 1.5GB to about 120KB! Anyway, give it a try and let me know.[DOUBLEPOST=1409772393][/DOUBLEPOST] Imzadi - your database is kind of odd, in that you have a ton of "black_list" filters specified, as well as multiple users. The tool handles it, but it is extremely slow due to the amount (113,000+) black list filters. Is there a reason why you have that many black list filters? [/QUOTE]
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