Transfer

[Kirk Y]

No you can name it whatever. Say you start from the top of the SQL file, cut out 1/3 of the file and then save it in a new file called SQL1, then do the remainder of the and save each file as SQL2, SQL3, and so on and so forth. Then in phpMyAdmin, use the import feature and import each SQL file consecutively.

But I think rogersnm set you up -- or something, if I'm understanding him correctly.

[rogersnm]

Yes, i have set him up. He didn't think i did. But now he has realised

[oninuva]

No I dont. How do you have my Cpanel and Stuff?

[rogersnm]

you told me it the other day when you were trying to import the databse the first time but cpanel wa buggered.