Database Size And Max Execution Time
I have now got a large database that is getting to a size of about 4Mb when downloaded (dumped / uncompressed).On my Web server everything seems fine. But when using said database on my home server (localhost) I am recieving Max Execution time of 30 second errors constantly.How can I stop this from happening and is it likely to start happening on my web server soon?
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