H HL-Hosting Verified User Joined Jul 25, 2003 Messages 19 Location New York City Aug 6, 2003 #1 a client of mine wanted to put up a database that was 7 Mb but the mysql couldn't handle it... what could be done about that? Thank You, Roman
a client of mine wanted to put up a database that was 7 Mb but the mysql couldn't handle it... what could be done about that? Thank You, Roman
T The Prohacker Verified User Joined May 23, 2003 Messages 103 Aug 6, 2003 #2 If you mean uploading via phpMyAdmin.. This is normal.. Apache can only handle uploads up to 2mb.. After that PHP will normally timeout the upload.. The best course to take is have the client upload the mysql dump via FTP... And you log into the server via shell and add the information by hand: mysql -u dbusername -p databaeName < /home/user/path/to/dump.sql
If you mean uploading via phpMyAdmin.. This is normal.. Apache can only handle uploads up to 2mb.. After that PHP will normally timeout the upload.. The best course to take is have the client upload the mysql dump via FTP... And you log into the server via shell and add the information by hand: mysql -u dbusername -p databaeName < /home/user/path/to/dump.sql
H HL-Hosting Verified User Joined Jul 25, 2003 Messages 19 Location New York City Aug 6, 2003 #3 HL-Hosting said: a client of mine wanted to put up a database that was 7 Mb but the mysql couldn't handle it... what could be done about that? Thank You, Roman Click to expand... Thanks
HL-Hosting said: a client of mine wanted to put up a database that was 7 Mb but the mysql couldn't handle it... what could be done about that? Thank You, Roman Click to expand... Thanks