How to import large sql file in phpmyadmin

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I want to import a sql file of approx 12 mb  But its causing problem while loading  Is there any way to upload it without splitting the sql file

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Edit the config inc php file located in the phpmyadmin directory  In my case it is located at C  wamp apps phpmyadmin3 2 0 1 config inc php   Find the line with  cfg  UploadDir   on it and update it to  cfg  UploadDir      upload    Then  create a directory called    upload    within the phpmyadmin directory  for me  at C  wamp apps phpmyadmin3 2 0 1 upload     Then place the large SQL file that you are trying to import into the new upload directory  Now when you go onto the db import page within phpmyadmin console you will notice a drop down present that wasn   t there before     it contains all of the sql files in the upload directory that you have just created  You can now select this and begin the import   If you   re not using WAMP on Windows  then I   m sure you   ll be able to adapt this to your environment without too much trouble   Reference   http   daipratt co uk importing-large-files-into-mysql-with-phpmyadmin comment-page-4

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Create a zip or tar file and upload in phpmyadmin thats it

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For that you will have to edit php ini file  If you are using the ubuntu server this is link Upload large file in phpMyAdmin might help you

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the answer for those with shared hosting  Best to use this little script which I just used to import a 300mb DB file to my server  The script is called Big Dump   provides a script to import large DB s on resource-limited servers

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I dont understand why nobody mention the easiest way    just split the large file with http   www rusiczki net 2007 01 24 sql-dump-file-splitter  and after just execute vie mySQL admin the seperated generated files starting from the one with Structure

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In MAMP  You could load huge files by     creating a new folder in this directory  MAMP bin phpMyAdmin  folderName   and then edit   MAMP bin phpMyAdmin config inc php   line 531         cfg  UploadDir     folderName       Copy your  sql or  csv Files into this folder  Now you will have another option in  PhpMyAdmin    Select from the web server upload directory newFolder    You could select your file and import  it   You could load any file now

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Best way to upload a large file not use phpmyadmin   cause phpmyadin at first upload the file using php upload class then execute sql that cause most of the time its time out happened    best way is    enter wamp folder bin mysql bin dirrectory then write this line   mysql -u root -p listnames  lt  latestdb sql here listnames is the database name at first please create the empty database  and the latestdb sql is your sql file name where your data present     but one important thing is if your database file has unicode data   you must need to open your latestdb sql file and one line before any line   the line is    SET NAMES utf8  then your command mode run this script code

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One solution is to use the command line   mysql -h yourhostname -u username -p databasename  lt  yoursqlfile sql  Just ensure the path to the SQL file to import is stated explicitly   In my case  I used this   mysql -h localhost -u root -p databasename  lt   home ejalee dumps mysqlfile sql  Voila  you are good to go

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Ok you use PHPMyAdmin but sometimes the best way is through terminal    Connect to database  mysql -h localhost -u root -p  switch root and localhost for user and database location  Start import from dump      path to your file sql Go take a coffe and brag about yourself because you use terminal    And that s it  Just remember if you are in a remote server  you must upload the  sql file to some folder

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Solution for LINUX USERS  run with sudo   Create  upload  and  save  directories   mkdir  etc phpmyadmin upload mkdir  etc phpmyadmin save chmod a w  etc phpmyadmin upload chmod a w  etc phpmyadmin save   Then edit phpmyadmin s config file   gedit  etc phpmyadmin config inc php   Finally add absolute path for both  upload  and  save  directories    cfg  UploadDir       etc phpmyadmin upload    cfg  SaveDir       etc phpmyadmin save     Now  just drop files on  etc phpmyadmin upload folder and then you ll be able to select them from phpmyadmin     Hope this help

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I was able to import a large  sql file by having the following configuration in httpd conf file   Alias  phpmyadmin  C  xampp phpMyAdmin    lt Directory  C  xampp phpMyAdmin  gt      AllowOverride AuthConfig     Require all granted      php admin value upload max filesize 128M     php admin value post max size 128M     php admin value max execution time 360     php admin value max input time 360  lt  Directory gt

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Open your sql file in a text editor  like Notepad  Select All -  Copy Go to phpMyAdmin  select your database and go to SQL tab Paste the content you have copied in clipboard It might popup a javascript error  ignore it Execute

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You will have to edit the php ini file  change the following upload max filesize post max size to accommodate your file size    Trying running phpinfo   to see their current value  If you are not at the liberty to change the php ini file directly try  ini set    If that is also not an option  you might like to give bigdump a try

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I have made a PHP script which is designed to import large database dumps which have been generated by phpmyadmin  It s called PETMI and you can download it here  project page   gitlab page   It has been tested with a 1GB database

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Just one line and you are done  make sure mysql command is available as global or just go to mysql installation folder and enter into bin folder   mysql -u database user name -p -D database name  lt  complete file path with file name and extension    Here   u stands for User p stands for Password D stands for Database   ---DON T FORGET TO ADD  lt  SIGN AFTER DATABASE NAME---  Complete file path with name and extension can be like  c  folder name  folder name  sql file sql  ---IF YOUR FOLDER AND FILE NAME CONTAINS SPACE THAN BIND THEM USING DOUBLE QUOTE---  Tip and Note  You can write your password after -p but this is not recommended because it will show to others who are watching your screen at that time  if you don t write there it will ask you when you will execute command by pressing enter

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PHPmyadmin also accepts compressed files in gzip format  so you can gzip the file  Use 7Zip if you don t have any  and upload the zipped file  Since its a text file  it will have a good compress ratio

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Change your server settings to allow file uploads larger than 12 mb and you should be fine  Usually the server settings are set to 5 to 8 mb for file uploads

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I stumbled on an article and this worked best for me   Open up the config inc php file within the phpmyadmin dir with your favorite code editor  In your local MAMP environment  it should be located here    Hard Drive    Applications    MAMP    bin    config inc php   Do a search for the phrase  cfg    UploadDir         it   s going to look like this     cfg  UploadDir           Change it to look like this     cfg  UploadDir      upload     Then  within that phpmyadmin dir  create a new folder  amp  name it upload  Take that large  sql file that you   re trying to import  and put it in that new upload folder  Now  the next time you go to import a database into phpMyAdmin  you   ll see a new dropdown field right below the standard browse area in your    File to Import    section

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3 things you have to do   in php ini of your php installation  note  depending if you want it for CLI  apache  or nginx  find the right php ini to manipulate   post max size 500M  upload max filesize 500M  memory limit 900M   or set other values    Restart reload apache if you have apache installed or php-fpm for nginx if you use nginx   Remote server   increase max execution time as well  as it will take time to upload the file   NGINX installation   you will have to add  client max body size 912M  in  etc nginx nginx conf to the http      block

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Try to import it from mysql console as per the taste of your OS   mysql -u  DB-USER-NAME  -p  DB-NAME   lt   db file sql path    or if it s on a remote server use the -h flag to specify the host   mysql -u  DB-USER-NAME  -h  MySQL-SERVER-HOST-NAME  -p  DB-NAME   lt   db file sql path

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