MAMP database upload problem I completely removed Acquia Dev Desktop &amp; XAMPP and installed MAMP.

Plain vanilla Drupal 8 that I downloaded which is works. Now I want to import the database dump created by ADD, but keep getting an error message saying the file is too big. I believe the problem centers around php.ini. I can find no php.ini in the WAMP folder. I found php.ini-development &amp; php.ini-production. I increased the parameters in both files relating to maximum file size upload, but they had no effect. I then copied php.ini-development &amp; renamed it php.ini. I restarted the server, but it had no effect. Got any ideas as to how to fix this problem? i want to uploaded my new drupal website to this url https://www.kvtech.ae please help me to fix this problem.

Parameters changed -
max_execution_time = 30 to 1200

Changed post_max_size=8M to 128M
max_execution_time = 60 to 90000
upload_max_filesize=2M to 128M

Versions -

MAMP 3.2.0

Apache 2.2.27
Nginx 1.7.5
MySQL 5.5.41
PHP 5.3.23 &amp; 5.4.1 &amp; PHP 5.4.40 &amp; 5.4.45 &amp; 5.5.0 &amp; 5.5.24 &amp; 5.5.29 &amp; 5.6.0 &amp; 5.6.8 &amp; 5.6.13 &amp; 7.0.0
OpenSSL 1.0.2e
APC 3.1.13
APCu 4.0.4 &amp; 4.0.7
eAccelerator 1.0
XCache 3.0.4 &amp; 3.1.0
OPCache 7.0.4
Python 2.7.6
mod_wsgi 3.4.0
Perl 5.16.1
mod_perl 2.0.8
phpMyAdmin 4.2.7
SQLiteManager 1.2.4
phpLiteAdmin 1.9.4.1
Freetype 2.4.10
curl 7.36.0
libpng 1.5.18
ImageMagick 6.8.9-1
Imagick 3.1.2
gd 2.1.0
zlib 1.2.7
libxml2 2.9.1
gettext 0.18.1.1
iconv 1.14
mcrypt 2.5.8
I assume you are trying to import this via phpMyAdmin and that the file is an standard DB dump.

I would recommend either doing this via drush or the mysql command line.  E.g.:

drush @mysite sql-cli &lt; \backup\my-dump.sql


Note:  drush @mysite status should show db schema and user name.

or 

mysql -u user -p d8-database-schema-name &lt; \backup\my-dump.sql


Another alternative would be to use the MySQL Workbench Tool.  Excellent GUI tool that runs on any OS and can even access databases via SSH.  Set up a connection to your DB, then load the dump as a script.  Make sure your target database schema is selected as default.