charlesbatista

1. Open the "load.php" file on "wp-includes" directory.
2. Find the line 572 and change:
  From: error_reporting(E_ALL);
  To: error_reporting(E_ALL & ~E_DEPRECATED & ~E_NOTICE & ~E_STRICT);
3. If the WordPress is updated in the future, you must to change the line again.

charlesbatista

We're using MySQL database and XAMPP as our web server. In this case, I'm using Windows 11.

If you are struggling on importing big files to your database and you are getting any messages related to time of execution exceed or memory limit was reached, 
try to use MySQL command line to help you get through it. 

First of all, go to you mysql bin folder. In my case, it is: 
- c:\xampp\mysql\bin.

And then you type: 
- mysql.exe -u root -p database_name < C:\path_to_file\my_database.sql.