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BigDump: Import of Large SQL Backups
If any of you come to a dilemma like the one I just recently had where you've got an SQL backup too large for phpMyAdmin and you can't get SSH Access, then you need to give BigDump a try.
1. Download the latest copy of BigDump at (http://ozerov.de/bigdump) and upload the "bigdump.php" file into a folder in your webspace, just inside of public_html will do fine.
2. Fill in the $db variables: $db_server, $db_name, $db_username, $db_password.
3. Upload the .SQL backup you've got into the folder you've placed "bigdump.php" in and edit the "$filename" variable with the filename of your .SQL backup.
4. Go to http://yoursite.com/dump/bigdump.php and begin the restoration procedure.
If any of you come to a dilemma like the one I just recently had where you've got an SQL backup too large for phpMyAdmin and you can't get SSH Access, then you need to give BigDump a try.
1. Download the latest copy of BigDump at (http://ozerov.de/bigdump) and upload the "bigdump.php" file into a folder in your webspace, just inside of public_html will do fine.
2. Fill in the $db variables: $db_server, $db_name, $db_username, $db_password.
3. Upload the .SQL backup you've got into the folder you've placed "bigdump.php" in and edit the "$filename" variable with the filename of your .SQL backup.
4. Go to http://yoursite.com/dump/bigdump.php and begin the restoration procedure.