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Importing A DB Which Is More Than 50MB
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How would I import a database which is more than 50MB. PhpMyAdmin only allows below 50MB.
Ive tried compressing the data but it doesnt work because it takes the decompressed size.
So how would I do this?
Ive tried compressing the data but it doesnt work because it takes the decompressed size.
So how would I do this?
You can increase the upload limit of phpMyAdmin or use bigdump (a php utility) or simply upload sql file using ftp and import it via command line.
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