I have a 16GB sql database backup I have just taken, what software can I open it with for Mac?
I have tried TextMate, but that just fails completely by just opening a blank page and not attempting to open it. Any software will do (raw text/UI).
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Assuming the SQL file was not created on that Mac, and depending on what you want to do with its data: just install the database software on that Mac, and import it into that new database? |
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There's a Vim plugin that allows it to open large files. Then you could either go with the CLI version already installed or use MacVim. |
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How about:
from a terminal window? You can also use grep, etc. |
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BBEdit can probably handle it (so should TextWrangler), but unless you really need to get inside and make some changes to the data, re-importing into the proper database management software is going to be your best bet. |
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Terminal -> 'vi' |
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HexFiend is the best application I've found for extremely large files as it does not try to store the entire file in memory. While more of a hex editor than a text editor it may be more than workable given that it works very, very quickly. |
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