Estou tendo dificuldades em importar tabelas do excel com 2M acima.

Heya, @lourivaldasilvajunior

Check your MySQL configuration for any size limits that might affect imports. For example, the max_allowed_packet setting in MySQL can affect the maximum size of data packets that can be sent to the server. You may need to increase this value if it’s too low for your import.

I assume you’re using PHP as well, so you can increse the following limits in the PHP configuration as well:

upload_max_filesize and post_max_size directives in your php.ini file to allow larger uploads. For example:

upload_max_filesize = 10M 
post_max_size = 10M

After making changes, remember to restart your Apache server for the changes to take effect.

Hope that this helps!

Heya,

The problem you’re describing is a common one when dealing with web servers and PHP configurations. When you’re trying to upload large files, such as Excel tables over 2MB, there are a few configurations that can restrict this:

1. PHP upload_max_filesize Directive: This is the maximum size of an uploaded file. If the Excel file is larger than this setting, you’ll be unable to upload it.

2. PHP post_max_size Directive: This sets the maximum size for POST data. The uploaded file is sent to the server using the POST method, so this setting also affects file uploads. Make sure this value is larger than upload_max_filesize.

3. PHP memory_limit Directive: This is the maximum amount of memory that a PHP script can consume. If the process of handling the uploaded file exceeds this memory limit, it will fail.

4. Apache Timeout & Other Configurations: If the upload process takes too long, Apache might time out.

5. Client-Side Limitations: Sometimes, the client or browser might have restrictions or issues with larger uploads.

How to Resolve:

1. Edit your php.ini file. You can find its location by creating a phpinfo() file or using the command php --ini.

2. Modify or add the following lines:

upload_max_filesize = 10M
post_max_size = 12M
memory_limit = 128M

You can adjust the values based on your needs. For instance, if you need to upload files up to 10MB, set upload_max_filesize to 10M and adjust the other values accordingly.

3. Save the php.ini file.

4. Restart your Apache server to apply the changes:

sudo systemctl restart apache2

5. Test the upload again.

If you’ve made these changes and still face issues, consider checking Apache configurations, any .htaccess file for restrictions, and also ensure there’s enough space on your server to handle the uploads. Additionally, look into server logs for any error messages that can provide more insights into the issue.