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Most Efficient Way To Import Large Data Dump From Phpmyadmin?


I have a large data dump (export) from phpmyadmin my client just gave me - 200k - .

What's the most efficient way to import that into a new database? The new db has not defined tables since that is part of the phpmyadmin export.




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