wordpress transfer error with bigdump - wordpress

Hello all I'm in the process of transferring my blog via big-dump due to its huge size of 30MB. However when transferring I get this error:
Error at the line 139: INSERT INTO `wp_commentmeta` VALUES (21620,13544,'akismet_as_submitted','a:67:{s:15:\"comment_post_ID\";s:4:\"6034\";s:14:\"comment_author\".....................continues..
I would like to know why this is occurring and how can I fix it.
Thanks in advance!

One can't be sure with the limited amount of information you have given, but I think the dump file was not uploaded or created properly. Probably, there is a file size limit for uploading on your new server.
Try to take a compressed database dump and importing.

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