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I have a backup of my DB in .sql format, how can I restore it on my local server ? Using phpMyAdmin ? How exactly... when I try I get a timeout of the page.
Thanks !
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is it a large file? (how many megs is it?)
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Hi id242, yes it seems large to me, about 150 MB.
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I found THIS post from you... could be my case ? 
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[]Rutto said: I have a backup of my DB in .sql format, how can I restore it on my local server ? Using phpMyAdmin ? How exactly... when I try I get a timeout of the page.
Thanks ! [/]
If you have command line or shell access to your server, this should work:
/path-to/mysql/bin/mysql -f -u <dbusername> -p <password> <forumdb> < /path-to/forumbackup.sql
(remove the < and > around the username, pwd, db)
I've used that to restore a 750MB db and it takes a couple of minutes but works fine.
Someone please correct me if there's a better way.
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ask the hosting company to do it for you is another alternative for large databases.
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