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Fatal error: allow memory size exhausted when uploading csv file

Cakephp shows a fatal error about "allow memory size of 268435456 bytes exhausted" when trying to upload a CSV file. The CSV file size is quite big about 100mb per file. My Cakephp applicati

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How to check latest SQL logs in the controller?

Hi,Is there a way to see latest SQL logs in CakePHP's controllers? I'd like to do this checking in my controller before rendering a view. Like: <?php echo $this->element('sql_dump'); ?

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