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Latest post by nicholas on Friday, 22 May 2026 05:06 CDT
Hello
I'm encountering several problems restoring a website. I've requested some parameter adjustments from the hosting provider.
I'm anticipating an error that I can't find locally.
For the database, I've deleted all the tables to start with a clean slate.
What parameters should I use to avoid the duplication problem? (I don't know enough SQL to make the best decisions.)
regards
This is NOT an error and it tells you so. It is a precautionary warning. It tells you exactly what's going on; at least one of your database records is more than 1 MiB big which may be a bit too big for some common configuration of the database server.
If your database restoration fails you should contact your host, pasting them the message you highlighted in your screenshot, as per the instructions of the message you highlighted in your screenshot.
Basically, I am telling you to actually read the message you pasted and follow its instructions. It's in plain English. It tells you what to do and when.
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