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Sorry, if I posted this in the wrong section. I have a WordPress site which has a 400MB size of the DB. I want to import this to phpmyadmin but the max allowed size is 50MB, how can I import them? Currently i am in shared hosting.
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Hey, Is it shared hosting, or do you have SSH access?
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You can break up the database into 8 parts and import each separately. Or, you can explore reducing the size of the database. This plugin can reduce the size of the database if, for example, you have revisions on or a lot of comments in the spam queue:
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+2 The easiest option as a shared client. Also as a shared customer, most of the “tricks of the trade” options won’t be available to you due to restrictions.
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