Hi,
Many times, I have installed some new modules or make some changes, I tried to empty the cache memory. That the new changes take effects.
So, I tried it with the the graphical way: Config > Performance > Empty all memory of temporary save.
But, many times I get an error of timout.

So, how can I proceed?
And, is there any way to empty the cache memory with the sql command?

Best regards,
mfcni

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milanchheda commented

Timeout indicates you need to increase the PHP max_execution_time parameter.
You can get this parameter in your php.ini file. Increase from it's default value

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mmff commented

think you for your response.
but it seems that the problem have a relation with drupal api and not the php setting.
because I have modify the "max_execution_time = 100" (in state of 30)
I have restarted the apache server
but I get the same error
" Fatal error: Maximum execution time of 30 seconds exceeded in /drupal_core/modules/field/field.module on line 583"

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milanchheda commented

Increase it to 3600. Adding/updating of Modules or fields, do take considerable amount of time when saving/enabling them.

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Rightway-Solution commented

Hi,

I would rather like to suggest you reinstall the latest Drupal and then you should try to empty cache from config section. Before you update or reinstall I would suggest backup your current project with safe handler.

Hope this will work for you.

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mmff commented

Hi,
@ Rightway-Solution
I have installed many modules, and I have make a lot of config.
When I will install the latest version of Drupal, I risk to lose my work.
So, can you please, explain to me how to "backup your current project with safe handler."

Best regards,
mmff

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mmff commented

Hi,
@ milanchheda
I tried it "Increase it to 3600"
And, it works properly, now.
Think you for your support.

Best regards,
mmff

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milanchheda commented
Status: Active » Closed (fixed)

Your welcome!