Uploading DB via phpmyadmin fails

Uploading DB via phpmyadmin fails

Unable to import MySQL DataBase via PhpMyAdmin. Symptoms include a hanging screen or time-out errors

The cause of this is the DB file is too large to import via phpmyadmin
and can only be imported via the command line by a cartikahosting.com
technician.



If you wish to import a large mysql DB and require assistance:



1) create a DB, DB user and PW in hsphere

2) ftp your database dump to a publicly accessible location (ie http://domain.com/db.sql

3) submit a ticket to cartikahosting containing all the information in 1 & 2 and request a manual mysql import

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