I have a database which contains tables with more than 10000 rows. I've created sql backup dump via SQLYog 5.22 rc1. Then I tried to restore my db from sql dump. Opps, mysql 5.26 breaks connection severeral times when sql script was executed, so I cound't restore my dabase. After this occured, I have manual edit sql-dump generated by SQLYog and I've devided extremly long sql insert operators on several short. SQL yog has generated 2 insert operators for the table, which contains more than 10000 rows!? After all, sql script successfully executed and I had restored my database. Why SQLYog generates long sql-inserts? Look at sql-script, generated by MySQL Administrator? It contains 3 rows on every insert. So MySQL doesn't “away” on db-restoring time. May you to provide an option, that means max-legnth of insert operators (in rows) in sql dump export dialog?