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if my host does not allow me to upload a file directly to my mysql folder and i can only do so throught phpmyadmin? are there any alternatives aside from its native import feature so that my connection would not time out while uploading a query that’s around 8mb?
you can gzip or bzip the file and phpMyAdmin will decompress and run the script.
otherwise what I’ve had to do in the past is split my SQL into a number of files and load each one individually. You can do this simply by opening the SQL file in a text editor, scroll to about half way down, find the start of a statement and move everything after that into another file.