Import Of Db
I have a database that has innodb tables with foreign keys. The export via phpmyadmin runs fine. When I try to import the db I receive foreign keys errors for tables that have a reliance on tables that come "after" it.The table structure is already in place, just that the tables are empty and I am trying to place the data in them.
Am I exporting this incorrectly? I have started doing this one table at a time, but that is a pain and slow. Is there another way?
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