Author Topic: Importing Large Files - New Product Upload - May be >10000 SKU in One Sheet  (Read 3317 times)

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Hello Members / Admin,

I am trying to upload new products on my E-commerce website. Everything goes well until I upload 25-30 products in one go through imports. But I want to upload >10000 SKU in one go. I need to upload at least 500K new products and this is not at all feasible to upload such small quantity at one time.

Can you suggest a better way to handle this situation. I am using India Servers for hosting my website and this is shared hosting. Everything goes well and handles around 3500 visitors on my website everyday. But I am going to advertise extensively now so need lot of new products and categories on my website. Cost is no product, I just need a feasible solution.

We sell on Amazon all channels and can upload even 50000 SKU in one go so I want to know the best way to upload large number of products at a time.

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Ajay
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Re: Importing Large Files - New Product Upload - May be >10000 SKU in One Sheet
« Reply #1 on: September 30, 2016, 07:16:44 AM »
What error do you get when trying to upload?   File size?

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Re: Importing Large Files - New Product Upload - May be >10000 SKU in One Sheet
« Reply #2 on: September 30, 2016, 08:21:39 AM »
You should be able to import more than 30 products at the time. You probably have a very low setting for timeout or upload.
Check following PHP settings values (PHP Info system -> settings -> system ) and possibly you need to increase them

upload_max_filesize = ?
post_max_size = ?
memory_limit = ?
max_execution_time = ?

For larger import of 500k products, I you need to create a custom import with command line script.

Keep in mind your PHP memory limit.
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Actually my hosting server has some limitations. After few minutes it goes timeout. So now I have decided to first create database on my local machine and later upload. Even VPS server shows Error 504 (Server Timeout). I asked my hosting company to change some settings but they seems to be worried about resource limit. Any way Thanks for support.
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