How to find bad PHP node that makes search_cron fail?

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Answer by youngpac for How to find bad PHP node that makes search_cron fail?

June 10, 2015, 6:47 am

i was facing this issue after upgrading a big application from 6 to 7.This is what I did. From the database run this query SELECT n.nid FROM node n LEFT JOIN search_dataset d ON d.type = 'node' AND...

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Answer by Patrick for How to find bad PHP node that makes search_cron fail?

March 2, 2013, 11:37 am

Adding the Watch Dog line worked for me.However, if you are working on an active live system:I would suggest that you use drush with two terminals open to run the following commands:1) drush...

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Answer by svetlio for How to find bad PHP node that makes search_cron fail?

August 18, 2012, 1:10 am

create views page, add title field, field_body, add exposed filter body - option "contain", save, open the page and try to find bad string db_fetch_object, then delete it or make it correct

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Answer by Chaulky for How to find bad PHP node that makes search_cron fail?

August 19, 2012, 8:19 pm

The function db_fetch_object() doesn't exist in Drupal 7, it was replaced by the new Database API. Checkout Dynamic Querys, Ranges and limits or even Static querys for more details.In this specific...

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