| 3 | | It looks like from your other posts that you site has more than 40,000 products and others might be [https://wordpress.org/support/topic/wp_load_alloptions-killing-website?replies=2 having a similar issue to what you describe]. If there was any broad similarity to this issue, I would expect it could be from a similar sort of inefficiency somewhere where WordPress might load more data than it has to when loading all options. However, conceptually, that is what wp_load_alloptions should be doing -- loading all options. :-) So, the issue you report could result from from some plugin (or even core code) abusing the options system to store more data there than it should (like setting a unique option for every product or post or something). But without detailed troubleshooting done elsewhere, it's not possible to know. So, I'd encourage you (or someone you hire) to collect some more debugging information on what is stored in the options data for your specific site, and if it then indeed looks like a bug in core WordPress, post a separate Trac issue on it as needed -- or otherwise report the issue to the appropriate plugin maintainer. |
| | 3 | It looks like from your other posts that you site has more than 40,000 products and others might be [https://wordpress.org/support/topic/wp_load_alloptions-killing-website?replies=2 having a similar issue to what you describe]. If there was any broad similarity to this issue, I would expect it could be from a similar sort of inefficiency somewhere where WordPress might load more data than it has to when loading all options. However, conceptually, that is what wp_load_alloptions should be doing -- loading all options. :-) So, the issue you report could result from from some plugin (or even core code) abusing the options system to store more data there than it should (like setting a unique option for every product or post or something). But without detailed troubleshooting done elsewhere, it's not possible to know. So, I'd encourage you (or someone you hire) to collect some more debugging information on what is stored in the options data for your specific site, and if it then indeed looks like a bug in core WordPress, post a separate Trac issue on it (if needed) -- or otherwise report the issue to the appropriate plugin maintainer. |