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I have a includeJS variable set that populates a javascript calendar from an entries loop, with a large amount of entries which needs to be cached.

Whenever I cache this section I get this error:

Error while sending QUERY packet. PID=11878

What's the problem here?

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    cache is useless if the thing you're caching doesn't directly output HTML. Instead of using includeJs, perhaps it makes sense to output a <script> tag, and cache that. – Lindsey D♦ Aug 7 '15 at 17:08
  • When I use the script tag I still get the same QUERY packet error – j00lz Aug 8 '15 at 10:40
  • I've narrowed this down now.... seems there is a limit to the size of a cached object. If I try to cache a loop of 200 entries then it gives me the php warning. Is it possible to up this limit? – j00lz Aug 8 '15 at 10:52
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So turns out this is to do with the size of the packet being sent to the database cache.

My server had a limit of: max_allowed_packet = 1M

Doubling this solved my problem.

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I had this error. Changing the allow_max_packet did not work. Turns out it was my general.db file. I have it set up for a multi-environment config. This is what fixed it:

Changing

    '*' => array(
         'defaultImageQuality' => 80,
    ),

to this:

    'defaultImageQuality' => 80,
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  • This doesn't make sense? Do you know why the multi-environment config caused it? Have you talked to P&T about it? – Fred Carlsen Nov 10 '16 at 10:35

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