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Open phpMyAdmin by clicking the icon in the DATABASES section.

This guide assumes you're logged in to the cPanel account containing the database to export. This can be useful should you just need to take a backup, or wish to export your database for you to later import elsewhere. This guide explains how to export a cPanel database using phpMyAdmin. That's it ! Now you have your huge remote database replicated to local.How to export a database using phpMyAdmin To import the sql file in your local database, Uncompress the sql file, Navigate to your Terminal / Command Prompt and run the following command mysql -u root -p local_db_name < /Path/to/sqlfile/file_exported.sql The file will be downloaded to your local machine.

Once Compressed, Right click on the File in File Manager and Choose Download. Right Click on the sql file which you are looking to bring to your local and choose Compress to zip format. If you have a huge file, its a good idea to compress the file before downloading. Go to FTP File Manager and Navigate to directory where you have exported the database file. Login to your cPanel of remote server and choose option File Manager Once you have exported the database file, The next task is to get this file to your local machine.

Replace the username and database name with your actual remote db parameters, Once you execute this command it will ask for the database password and will create the export database file in the same directory from where you execute this command.

mysqldump -P 3310 -h localhost -u remote_user -p remote_dbname > filename_to_export.sql Run the following command to export the database. I was looking to export and import it via phpMyAdmin. I faced the similar issue when I was looking to replicate a remote database on my local. If you are using PhpMyAdmin for the database export for the remote database, and if your database is too huge then you may face the timeout issue.