Upload A Large Database To A New Server?
I have been developing a web app on my local server and i am now trying to import a large database (1.7million rows) to the production server. i have exported it using phpmyadmin, no worries but i can only upload a tiny 8mb to the productions server (hosted with one and one). i emailed them but changing php.ini or .htaccess files doesnt help as the database is hosted on a different server to the php files to which i have access.I considered writing a script to step through the rows on my localhost and post them like form data to the new site, then writing a script to insert them from the new server, but with 1. 7 million rows, this will take forever, and i'm not entirely confident about this idea at all.
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