Ok... I'm a real newb when it comes to apache and php configuration, and a semi-newb in php programming, so this is probably a dumb problem, but here goes:

I am running Apache 2.0.50 and PHP 5.0.1 on Windows XP. Really simple, typical configuration settings. Most of my php programs work fine, but I have one that goes through a MySQL table of about 12000 rows looking for duplicates and printing out certain columns for each row where the sorting key occurs more than once in a table. It should return about 3000 rows but the output just stops after a few hundred.

I have checked the script by running it from the command line into a file and the file is correct, I have tried making pages from smaller output and it works great, so it's (almost definitely, you never know) not a PHP or MySQL problem, but something about the way that my current apache configuration is handling large php output (the result of the script ends up being about 1.3 MB)

Does anyone know what I can do about this? Or am I screwed?

Hi,
have you already found a way to solve this?

if not, take a look at php.ini memory_limit
it could help if you make it something like 20Mb and see if that works

Thanks for replying; I have found a decent way around the problem. i write the output to a file and provide a link to that file when done. I may still play with your suggestion, but I think I will leave it the way it is now. If it ain't broke, don't fix it!

Thanks again!