PhpMyAdmin Export/import
I have exported a large file from phpMyAdmin (around 16MB). I need a method to insert it in a new db (again with phpMyAdmin). I have no shell access, only the phpMyAdmin. How can i split the large file into many smaller ones safetly?
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