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Added ability to iterate over large queries without exceeding memory #143
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…limitations. Added several generic database functions to retreive measurments, field keys, and tag keys.
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Thanks for your work creating influxdb-php.
I had the need to perform very large queries and process the data, however, memory limitations prevented me from doing so. One is now able to do so without any regard to PHP memory. It is accomplished by using https://github.com/halaxa/json-machine. Per their documentation, it might be higher performing that json_encode() and I originally intended to use it with the standard query() method as well, however, my initial testing did not seem to indicate so.
Thanks, Michael