Import large databases (. SQL) changing the upload size limit (2048 KiB) in phpMyAdmin.
When we work with databaseThe most to reach us is phpMyAdmin, We provide management support bases given eprin web interface. From phpMyAdmin we can make any changes in a database to which we have access. We can add databases, create, delete and edit tables in databases, we can remove or import databases maintained.
In standard configuration (default) function "Import"In phpMyAdminDoes not allow us to do upload in MySQL the files larger than 2MB (2,048 KiB). If we import a database of more than 2 MB, then comes error: "You probably tried to upload too large file. Please referer to documentation for ways to workaround this limit. "
A solution would to compress the database (the. Sql) in one of the formats gzip, bzip2 or zipHowever, if the database file is very large, then certainly no compression to get a file not under 2MB which can be quite important in phpMyAdmin. The only solution is to change the size limit allowed for upload.
Change Upload / Import Size Limit in phpMyAdmin
Import limit is given by configuration PHPSite, and to change this limit will have to edit the configuration file responsible for PHP (php.ini).
Depending on your system, php.ini can be located in "/ etc / php.ini", "/ etc / php5 / apache2 / php.ini" or in another location on Web server. The easiest is to locate him we login to the server (via SSH) And give the command line "locate php.ini. "After locating the php.ini file, go to edit it.
nano / etc / php.ini
In php.ini file search and edit these lines:
max_execution_time = 60 , Maximum execution time of each script, in seconds (Dead 30)
max_input_time = 90 , Maximum amount of time each script may spend parsing request date (Dead 60)
memory_limit = 128M , Maximum amount of memory a script may consume (Dead 128mb)
upload_max_filesize = 200M , Maximum allowed size for uploaded files. (Dead 2mb)
post_max_size = 180M , Maximum size of POST data PHP That Will accept.
In our case we set the maximum size of the file to be imported is not more than 180MB. That means you can import via phpMyAdmin database to 180MB.
In Pound your needs change the execution time and memory limit being used. If the time set in php.ini are small and very large file is imported, it is possible to give error "time out"Import. For this you will need to change"max_input_time"And"max_execution_time. "This is true for memory limit that must be enhanced if large database. After you make changes using the editor" nano ", press Ctrl + X then "Y"(Yes) and Enter to save the changes.
The last step is to restart Apache Web Server.
service httpd restart
or
/ Etc / init.d / httpd restart
After restart of Apache you can start the import file database.
Stealth Settings - Change Import Size Limit in phpMyAdmin.
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Bonjour,
j'ai une exceed one Soucis quand je 95Mo config, it passe en kKio :/
Yellow-vous une pour le astuce forcer à être en Mo?
PS: (autre que: mysql-u ton_user-pton_password-D ta_database fichier.sql.) ;)
Scusami, dove do it commando?? Grazie ..
ótimo tutorial, perfeito. parabéns.
Спасибо автору помог! -)
Ola, para aumentar upload limit é necessário no Tweak Settings Mudar, a series Caminho Main >> Server Configuration >> Tweak Settings >> PHP
cPanel PHP max execution time 90 s
cPanel PHP max POST 100 MB
cPanel PHP max upload size 100 MB
Espero ter ajudado.
A database that interrogates the 400 kb 10 times to display a page loading speed affects much of the site?
Otimo tutorial, ajudou muito! Parabens.
Or you can use bigdump :)
With some settings you solve any problem :)
Yes, I saw BigDump before you make those changes in php.ini, but it's easier to change some parameters than to run a script. Especially if dedicated server and have access to everything "moves" on him.
However for others it can be a better option than the tutorial. Thank you!
Or you can use bigdump :)
It is much easier :)
how to use phpMyAdmin?
Web interface to MySQL administration. It is much easier to manage databases with phpMyAdmin than command-line console or ssh (putty).
I did not stick, I never used, I do not know.