BigDump, restores BIG databases
Surely more than one of you has a medium forum in future or a huge blog, in the end, any Web application that requires MySQL and occupying much of this space.
When you make backups of a database through applications such as phpMyAdmin or similar, we have a file with the dump of the database when trying to restore some emergency gives mistake.
... And gives us error because it is too big, because it exceeds the timeout or simply because some managers believe very gracious hosting the limit rising to 2 mb dumps, thus ending one by archivitos small or using the ancient technique of "copy paste , copy paste "¬ ¬
In my case, even having dedicated server I can not restore a database by phpMyAdmin because the pure table Posts my forum weighs more or less 1 GB ...
The operation of BigDump is simple, stepwise teach them ...
1 .- We opened with a text editor BigDump file and edit these lines with your DB:
- $db_server = 'localhost';
- $db_name = '';
- $db_username = '';
- $db_password = '';
2.-Create in your web folder pongamosle "dump"
3 .- Here we climb the same bigdump.php file and database dumps, which are usually files. SQL and. Gz (even. Zip)
4 .- bigdump call via Web
5 .- From there just select the file you want it to be restored to the base and go! Ñ_ñ
Note: If the database is utf8 or other game characters different from "Latin", then specify the file bigdump.php, editing the following line: (this is an example)
bigdump.zip | ||
Description: | Bigdump PHP Scrip | Download |
Filename: | bigdump.zip | |
Filesize: | 10.13 KB | |
Downloaded: | 950 Time(s) |