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I have found that there is a significant decrease in performance with larger files. I have been able to import 100,000 records quite quickly but 200,000 takes a very long time. Much quicker to do it in batches.
item how can i do it from the back-end ?
to be more clear, I have an excel table with 5000recordes, when I try to import it to Espocrm I only get 100 which is not normal that why I asked what is the maximum of records I can import !
Kyle I only have 5000 and I cannot import it at all only 100 at the time which is not functional
Hello,
strange your import stuck at 100 ...
and 5000 record is not a problem for espocrm.
or maybe you files are not good encoded..
you need give more info about your environment. (php/espoCrm.. Version and so)
I have changed everything to the recommended 180
I have the latest version of Espocrm 7.0.8
It's a simple table with based info 5000raw and 9column it went from Excel to CVS
I didn't notice at first this problem until yesterday, so I cannot ask my client for a new contact table
I'm wanting to be able to upload large files to EspoCRM.
I've changed the PHP.ini to allow upload/post file sizes of 1024MB and restarted my apache2 web server. When I try to upload a large file (currently testing 180MB), the upload process starts but then after about 10 seconds, a 500 error is returned by the browser.
Has
Hi there,
I just installed espo on my aws server and spent all day setting it up. Email is working fine however importation of my data is not working correctly. I have been using a commercial crm for the past 6 years and have downloaded the data in csv files. It is really strange because Sometimes it imports some of the leads
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