This tool helps you convert CSV data into SQL Insert queries. Especially useful if you're website is hosted by a third party and plain CSV import is not allowed.
By : wvervuurt
1. Create a CSV file in for example Excel. 2. Copy and paste the data in the big input box, and give the name of the table that you want to insert the data into.
The SQL-query will then be automatically generated, using the FIRST row in your CSV data as column headers (thus, the column names in your SQL-database).
EXAMPLE: Using 'scores' as the insertion table and using the following CSV data:
Name;Score John;76 Mary;132 Bill;33
The SQL output will be:
INSERT INTO scores (`Name`, `Score`) VALUES ('John', '76'); INSERT INTO scores (`Name`, `Score`) VALUES ('Mary', '132'); INSERT INTO scores (`Name`, `Score`) VALUES ('Bill', '33');
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