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    Read XML by PHP and then write into SQLite database. It's so simple and easy.

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    XML To Sqlite

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    S Bera
    Read XML by PHP and then write into SQLite database. It's so simple and easy.

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    Attribution Non-Commercial (BY-NC)
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    din 2

    XML to SQLite

    First part: XML to PHP


    SQLite is a full fledged RDBMS. You can mistake it as flat file. It's the sleekest and the fastest
    RDBMS under the sun. It is fully comfortable with SQL language.

    For working with SQLite , XML and PHP you need to install the SQLite2 and or SQLite-3 and PHP-5
    or above and enable DOM/XML extension in PHP.

    Fortunately all the above get installed by default once you install database,webserver and PHP from a
    typical linux CD (Fedora Core-5 or above, suse 10.1 , mandriva 2008 or any other )

    For older linux you have to install sqlite-2 ,php-sqlite and DOM/XML separately.
    Sqlite-2 is available from http://www.sqlite.org

    With the help of DOM/XML , PHP can decode any length of XML file and then can store easily in
    SQLITE database.

    In the first part we will read an xml file through a simple htnl uploader and PHP DOM/XML reader.
    …................ upload.htm …...........
    <html> <body>
    <form enctype="multipart/form-data"
    action="import.php" method="post">
    <input type="hidden" name="MAX_FILE_SIZE" value="2000000" />
    <table width="600">
    <tr> <td>Names file:</td>
    <td><input type="file" name="file" /></td>
    <td><input type="submit" value="Upload" /></td> </tr>
    </table> </form>
    </body> </html>

    …............... import.php ….................


    <?php
    $data = array();
    function add_person( $first, $second, $third, $fourth,$fifth )
    {
    global $data;
    $data []= array(
    'first' => $first,
    'second' => $second,
    'third' => $third,
    'fourth' => $fourth,
    'fifth' => $fifth ); // Lets read the first five columns time beeing.
    }

    if ( $_FILES['file']['tmp_name'] ) {
    $dom = DOMDocument::load( $_FILES['file']['tmp_name'] );
    $xname = $_FILES['file']['name'];
    echo '<br>File Name:'.$xname; // Print file name here.
    $rows = $dom->getElementsByTagName( 'Row' );
    $first_row = true; // Or you can make it false if it contains headers.

    foreach ($rows as $row) {


    if ( !$first_row ) { // If it finds some data.
    $first = $second = $third = $fourth = $fifth="";
    $index = 1;
    $cells = $row->getElementsByTagName( 'Cell' );
    foreach( $cells as $cell ) {
    $ind = $cell->getAttribute( 'Index' );
    if ( $ind != null ) $index = $ind;
    if ( $index == 1 ) $first = $cell->nodeValue; // Transfer the first column to a variable
    if ( $index == 2 ) $second = $cell->nodeValue; // Transfer the second column to another variable
    if ( $index == 3 ) $third = $cell->nodeValue;
    if ( $index == 4 ) $fourth = $cell->nodeValue;
    if ( $index == 5 ) $fifth = $cell->nodeValue;
    $index += 1; // Skip to next row.
    }
    add_person( $first, $second, $third, $fourth,$fifth ); // Add to an array variable
    }}}
    // Print out the contents of the file in a table
    printf('<table border=1');
    printf("</td><td>First</td><td>Second</td><td>Third</td><td>Fourth</td><td>fifth</td></tr>");
    foreach( $data as $row ) {
    $a1=$row['first'];
    $a2=$row['second'];
    $a3=$row['third'];
    $a4=$row['fourth'];
    $a5=$row['fifth'];
    }
    printf("</td><td>$a1</td><td>$a2</td><td>$a3</td><td>$a4</td><td>$a5</td></tr></p>");
    }
    echo"</table>\n";
    ?>

    You can download the upload.htm and import.php files here.

    Once downloaded , put them in the document root directory of your webserver. Supply any xml file and
    then see how PHP outputs the first five columns on the browser screen. For testing just take out any
    excel file having only one worksheet. Open it in openoffice or in MicroSoft excel an save it as xml file
    and the sample xml file is ready.

    2nd part: PHP to SQLite

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