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A Constant Error Message
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| dadniel | 154 days ago![]() |
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![]() | I believe the error is caused by memory allocation on the host. Forward the message to your support person at your hosting company. Ask that they increase the memory - as well as increase the setting for it (if required) in the php.ini file for MySQL memory allocation. :) - May not be the prob.. just spittin out my opinion... D | ![]() |
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| VictorT | 151 days ago![]() |
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![]() | dadniel is right. Please contact your hosting to allocate more memory for MySQL. That should do. | ![]() |
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| sunnyone341 | 127 days ago![]() |
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![]() | I can change the php ini file myself. What is the appropriate memory allocation that I should change it to? How exactly should I state it - I can place any changes to the phi ini file in a 99ini file. | ![]() |
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