Comments on: BigDump : Tips for Dumping Large MySQL Database

By: sangprabo

sangprabo — Mon, 05 Oct 2009 04:28:34 +0000

@erik
It’s at the end of your sql dump.. Or,if you have similar problem as I do (can’t edit large file) you could add another comment in file bigdump.php.

$comment[] = ‘DELIMITER’;

CMIIW

By: Spry

Spry — Tue, 29 Sep 2009 02:51:50 +0000

It looks as though the bigdump.php process would take longer to complete as you would be generating the dump, downloading the dump file, uploading the dump file, and importing the dump file across your old host, local machine, and new host.

If you are using cPanel on both your old host and new host you should be able to add your local machine as an access host and run mysqldump locally, then execute the dump file against (or pipe it to) a connection to your new cPanel host.

By: erik

erik — Fri, 25 Sep 2009 13:05:19 +0000

i’m having the delimiter problem as well, just want to confirm what lines should we remove ? is it only delimiter; & delimeter;; lines or the whole lines being displayed on the last image on your article? thanks for giving out such a detailed article, great effort

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