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I get the following error after attempting to import a Drupal site database dump on my local server.
The import stops at the search_total table. I have looked in search_total for the word “groser” which I have found and isn’t duplicated.
On the other hand I have found the word “großer” which leads me to believe that Mysql interprets the “ß” as a “s”.
search_total MyISAM utf8_general_ci
Any ideas on how to deal with this issue?
Thanks!
That is a known issue when exporting from an older MySQL version (5.0) to a newer one (5.1) for example. If you don’t really care about having the exact same data in your search table (should be irrelevant if you’re setting up a local development environment for example), you can ignore these duplicates with the -f flag.
See http://linuxadminzone.com/ignore-mysql-error-while-executing-bulk-statements/