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CSV format data input to mysql with separator
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I want import an input List in csv format, with separator (|), from an Textarea to my MySQL Database.
But it always failed, also if its in the correct format.
It comes the message: Error, 0 added successfully.
My format:
Thomas|Maier|5778011152|Bahnweg|232
Any one an Idea?
if(isset($_POST["base_name"]) && isset($_POST["new_entry"])) {
$myList = preg_replace("/r|n/", "", preg_split("/$R?^/m", $_POST["new_entry"]));
foreach($myList as $info) $csv = explode($_POST["separator"], $info);
$csvParams = $csv[0];
array_shift($csv);
$success = 0;
$total = 0;
foreach($csv as $info) {
$sqlInsert = array_combine($csvParams, $info);
$sqlInsert["base"] = $_POST["base_name"];
$sqlInsert["info"] = "unbenutzt";
$p = softwareInsertArray($softwareSqlLink, $sqlInsert, "person");
if($p) $success++;
$total++;
}
$q = softwareRunQuery($softwareSqlLink, false, "INSERT INTO statistics (`key`, `val`) VALUES ('".$_POST["base_name"]."|profit', '0');");
}
if(isset($total)) {
if($total == $success && $total > 0 && $q) {
$alert = array("type" => "success", "header" => "Erfolgreich!", "text" => "Success.");
softwareSqlLog($softwareSqlLink, "person", array("status" => 1, "info" => array("base" => $_POST["base_name"], "text" => $success." person added successfully")));
} else {
$alert = array("type" => "danger", "header" => "Fehler!", "text" => $success."/".$total." sucess.");
softwareSqlLog($softwareSqlLink, "person", array("status" => 0, "info" => array("base" => $_POST["base_name"], "text" => $success."/".$total." added.")));
}
}
softwareInsertArray code: pastebin.com/raw/vUnQTpxU
php mysql mysqli export-to-csv
edited Jan 2 at 8:44
Madhuri Patel
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asked Jan 2 at 8:26
berryleeberrylee
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1
I want import an input List in csv format, with separator (|), from an Textarea to my MySQL Database.
But it always failed, also if its in the correct format.
It comes the message: Error, 0 added successfully.
My format:
Thomas|Maier|5778011152|Bahnweg|232
Any one an Idea?
if(isset($_POST["base_name"]) && isset($_POST["new_entry"])) {
$myList = preg_replace("/r|n/", "", preg_split("/$R?^/m", $_POST["new_entry"]));
foreach($myList as $info) $csv = explode($_POST["separator"], $info);
$csvParams = $csv[0];
array_shift($csv);
$success = 0;
$total = 0;
foreach($csv as $info) {
$sqlInsert = array_combine($csvParams, $info);
$sqlInsert["base"] = $_POST["base_name"];
$sqlInsert["info"] = "unbenutzt";
$p = softwareInsertArray($softwareSqlLink, $sqlInsert, "person");
if($p) $success++;
$total++;
}
$q = softwareRunQuery($softwareSqlLink, false, "INSERT INTO statistics (`key`, `val`) VALUES ('".$_POST["base_name"]."|profit', '0');");
}
if(isset($total)) {
if($total == $success && $total > 0 && $q) {
$alert = array("type" => "success", "header" => "Erfolgreich!", "text" => "Success.");
softwareSqlLog($softwareSqlLink, "person", array("status" => 1, "info" => array("base" => $_POST["base_name"], "text" => $success." person added successfully")));
} else {
$alert = array("type" => "danger", "header" => "Fehler!", "text" => $success."/".$total." sucess.");
softwareSqlLog($softwareSqlLink, "person", array("status" => 0, "info" => array("base" => $_POST["base_name"], "text" => $success."/".$total." added.")));
}
}
softwareInsertArray code: pastebin.com/raw/vUnQTpxU
php mysql mysqli export-to-csv
edited Jan 2 at 8:44
Madhuri Patel
873621
asked Jan 2 at 8:26
berryleeberrylee
62
add a comment |
1
1
1
I want import an input List in csv format, with separator (|), from an Textarea to my MySQL Database.
But it always failed, also if its in the correct format.
It comes the message: Error, 0 added successfully.
My format:
Thomas|Maier|5778011152|Bahnweg|232
Any one an Idea?
if(isset($_POST["base_name"]) && isset($_POST["new_entry"])) {
$myList = preg_replace("/r|n/", "", preg_split("/$R?^/m", $_POST["new_entry"]));
foreach($myList as $info) $csv = explode($_POST["separator"], $info);
$csvParams = $csv[0];
array_shift($csv);
$success = 0;
$total = 0;
foreach($csv as $info) {
$sqlInsert = array_combine($csvParams, $info);
$sqlInsert["base"] = $_POST["base_name"];
$sqlInsert["info"] = "unbenutzt";
$p = softwareInsertArray($softwareSqlLink, $sqlInsert, "person");
if($p) $success++;
$total++;
}
$q = softwareRunQuery($softwareSqlLink, false, "INSERT INTO statistics (`key`, `val`) VALUES ('".$_POST["base_name"]."|profit', '0');");
}
if(isset($total)) {
if($total == $success && $total > 0 && $q) {
$alert = array("type" => "success", "header" => "Erfolgreich!", "text" => "Success.");
softwareSqlLog($softwareSqlLink, "person", array("status" => 1, "info" => array("base" => $_POST["base_name"], "text" => $success." person added successfully")));
} else {
$alert = array("type" => "danger", "header" => "Fehler!", "text" => $success."/".$total." sucess.");
softwareSqlLog($softwareSqlLink, "person", array("status" => 0, "info" => array("base" => $_POST["base_name"], "text" => $success."/".$total." added.")));
}
}
softwareInsertArray code: pastebin.com/raw/vUnQTpxU
php mysql mysqli export-to-csv
edited Jan 2 at 8:44
Madhuri Patel
873621
asked Jan 2 at 8:26
berryleeberrylee
62
I want import an input List in csv format, with separator (|), from an Textarea to my MySQL Database.
But it always failed, also if its in the correct format.
It comes the message: Error, 0 added successfully.
My format:
Thomas|Maier|5778011152|Bahnweg|232
Any one an Idea?
if(isset($_POST["base_name"]) && isset($_POST["new_entry"])) {
$myList = preg_replace("/r|n/", "", preg_split("/$R?^/m", $_POST["new_entry"]));
foreach($myList as $info) $csv = explode($_POST["separator"], $info);
$csvParams = $csv[0];
array_shift($csv);
$success = 0;
$total = 0;
foreach($csv as $info) {
$sqlInsert = array_combine($csvParams, $info);
$sqlInsert["base"] = $_POST["base_name"];
$sqlInsert["info"] = "unbenutzt";
$p = softwareInsertArray($softwareSqlLink, $sqlInsert, "person");
if($p) $success++;
$total++;
}
$q = softwareRunQuery($softwareSqlLink, false, "INSERT INTO statistics (`key`, `val`) VALUES ('".$_POST["base_name"]."|profit', '0');");
}
if(isset($total)) {
if($total == $success && $total > 0 && $q) {
$alert = array("type" => "success", "header" => "Erfolgreich!", "text" => "Success.");
softwareSqlLog($softwareSqlLink, "person", array("status" => 1, "info" => array("base" => $_POST["base_name"], "text" => $success." person added successfully")));
} else {
$alert = array("type" => "danger", "header" => "Fehler!", "text" => $success."/".$total." sucess.");
softwareSqlLog($softwareSqlLink, "person", array("status" => 0, "info" => array("base" => $_POST["base_name"], "text" => $success."/".$total." added.")));
}
}
softwareInsertArray code: pastebin.com/raw/vUnQTpxU
php mysql mysqli export-to-csv
php mysql mysqli export-to-csv
edited Jan 2 at 8:44
Madhuri Patel
873621
asked Jan 2 at 8:26
berryleeberrylee
62
edited Jan 2 at 8:44
Madhuri Patel
873621
asked Jan 2 at 8:26
berryleeberrylee
62
edited Jan 2 at 8:44
Madhuri Patel
873621
edited Jan 2 at 8:44
Madhuri Patel
873621
edited Jan 2 at 8:44
Madhuri Patel
873621
873621
asked Jan 2 at 8:26
berryleeberrylee
62
asked Jan 2 at 8:26
berryleeberrylee
62
asked Jan 2 at 8:26
berryleeberrylee
62
62
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Do you just want to replace the pipes with commas?
IE SELECT replace('Thomas|Maier|5778011152|Bahnweg|232','|', ',' )
answered Jan 2 at 8:54
Christi GChristi G
465
Also tried with commas. But if i leave the seperator input empty and add 5 lines in textarea infos added, but without infos, maybe because there are more DB columns not just : Name, Surname, Phone, Street,Number ?
– berrylee
Jan 2 at 9:03
The above solution would just return a string like this: 'Thomas, Maier, 5778011152, Bahnweg, 232' If each of these are to be treated as separate values that each correspond to another column we'll need to craft it a bit differently. Do you need to seperate each piece of your string and format an insert query to store each piece in a particular column? IE: 'Thomas' = [FirstName] 'Maier' = [LastName] etc?
– Christi G
Jan 2 at 9:39
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Do you just want to replace the pipes with commas?
IE SELECT replace('Thomas|Maier|5778011152|Bahnweg|232','|', ',' )
answered Jan 2 at 8:54
Christi GChristi G
465
Also tried with commas. But if i leave the seperator input empty and add 5 lines in textarea infos added, but without infos, maybe because there are more DB columns not just : Name, Surname, Phone, Street,Number ?
– berrylee
Jan 2 at 9:03
The above solution would just return a string like this: 'Thomas, Maier, 5778011152, Bahnweg, 232' If each of these are to be treated as separate values that each correspond to another column we'll need to craft it a bit differently. Do you need to seperate each piece of your string and format an insert query to store each piece in a particular column? IE: 'Thomas' = [FirstName] 'Maier' = [LastName] etc?
– Christi G
Jan 2 at 9:39
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Do you just want to replace the pipes with commas?
IE SELECT replace('Thomas|Maier|5778011152|Bahnweg|232','|', ',' )
answered Jan 2 at 8:54
Christi GChristi G
465
Also tried with commas. But if i leave the seperator input empty and add 5 lines in textarea infos added, but without infos, maybe because there are more DB columns not just : Name, Surname, Phone, Street,Number ?
– berrylee
Jan 2 at 9:03
The above solution would just return a string like this: 'Thomas, Maier, 5778011152, Bahnweg, 232' If each of these are to be treated as separate values that each correspond to another column we'll need to craft it a bit differently. Do you need to seperate each piece of your string and format an insert query to store each piece in a particular column? IE: 'Thomas' = [FirstName] 'Maier' = [LastName] etc?
– Christi G
Jan 2 at 9:39
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Do you just want to replace the pipes with commas?
IE SELECT replace('Thomas|Maier|5778011152|Bahnweg|232','|', ',' )
answered Jan 2 at 8:54
Christi GChristi G
465
Do you just want to replace the pipes with commas?
IE SELECT replace('Thomas|Maier|5778011152|Bahnweg|232','|', ',' )
answered Jan 2 at 8:54
Christi GChristi G
465
answered Jan 2 at 8:54
Christi GChristi G
465
answered Jan 2 at 8:54
Christi GChristi G
465
answered Jan 2 at 8:54
Christi GChristi G
465
465
Also tried with commas. But if i leave the seperator input empty and add 5 lines in textarea infos added, but without infos, maybe because there are more DB columns not just : Name, Surname, Phone, Street,Number ?
– berrylee
Jan 2 at 9:03
The above solution would just return a string like this: 'Thomas, Maier, 5778011152, Bahnweg, 232' If each of these are to be treated as separate values that each correspond to another column we'll need to craft it a bit differently. Do you need to seperate each piece of your string and format an insert query to store each piece in a particular column? IE: 'Thomas' = [FirstName] 'Maier' = [LastName] etc?
– Christi G
Jan 2 at 9:39
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Also tried with commas. But if i leave the seperator input empty and add 5 lines in textarea infos added, but without infos, maybe because there are more DB columns not just : Name, Surname, Phone, Street,Number ?
– berrylee
Jan 2 at 9:03
The above solution would just return a string like this: 'Thomas, Maier, 5778011152, Bahnweg, 232' If each of these are to be treated as separate values that each correspond to another column we'll need to craft it a bit differently. Do you need to seperate each piece of your string and format an insert query to store each piece in a particular column? IE: 'Thomas' = [FirstName] 'Maier' = [LastName] etc?
– Christi G
Jan 2 at 9:39
Also tried with commas. But if i leave the seperator input empty and add 5 lines in textarea infos added, but without infos, maybe because there are more DB columns not just : Name, Surname, Phone, Street,Number ?
– berrylee
Jan 2 at 9:03
Also tried with commas. But if i leave the seperator input empty and add 5 lines in textarea infos added, but without infos, maybe because there are more DB columns not just : Name, Surname, Phone, Street,Number ?
– berrylee
Jan 2 at 9:03
The above solution would just return a string like this: 'Thomas, Maier, 5778011152, Bahnweg, 232' If each of these are to be treated as separate values that each correspond to another column we'll need to craft it a bit differently. Do you need to seperate each piece of your string and format an insert query to store each piece in a particular column? IE: 'Thomas' = [FirstName] 'Maier' = [LastName] etc?
– Christi G
Jan 2 at 9:39
The above solution would just return a string like this: 'Thomas, Maier, 5778011152, Bahnweg, 232' If each of these are to be treated as separate values that each correspond to another column we'll need to craft it a bit differently. Do you need to seperate each piece of your string and format an insert query to store each piece in a particular column? IE: 'Thomas' = [FirstName] 'Maier' = [LastName] etc?
– Christi G
Jan 2 at 9:39
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