MySQL Support Articles
Batch or optimize the query, increase the table size, or change the storage engine.
Use MySQL’s import command for large amounts of data.
You can fix this error by removing or replacing the DEFINER in the dump file.
Check your network connection or revise your query.
Verify your connection string and add your local machine to the database cluster’s trusted sources.
Add your machine to the database cluster’s list of trusted sources.
Prepend your connection string with your database client.
Check for typos and formatting errors in the connection string.
Ensure your queries are not timing out and check your network connection.
Verify your login credentials and user permissions.
Change user settings or password type.
Use a client compatible with TLS/SSL.
Verify that the hostname is correct and that you’ve created the database.
Verify that the hostname is correct and whether your machine has DNS resolution problems.
Check your network connection or revise your query.
We are currently processing the cluster, most likely for maintenance. You can expect no downtime or performance issues.
Set ansi_quotes to False or turn off primary key requirement.
Update the permissions of the backup user. Alternatively, remove the
--single-transaction flag from the command, or downgrade your version of mysqldump.