php - Input log file to mysql -


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i want input log file mysql php language. @ least give me algorithm

im divide every command root text, code data text

code data show alarm active text include 'connect.php';

function inputalarmactive() {     $line = file_get_contents("show_command_file/show_alarm_active.txt", "r");     $fline = explode("\n", $line);     $size = count($fline);     $countline = 0;     $a=0;     $b=0;     $c=0;     $d=0;     $e=0;     $f=0;       ($i=0; $i < $size; $i++) {         if (strpos($fline[$i], 'alarm id') !== false) {             $indexalarm[$a] = $countline;             $a++;         } elseif (strpos($fline[$i], 'specific problem') !== false) {             $indexspecific[$b] = $countline;             $b++;         } elseif (strpos($fline[$i], 'severity') !== false) {             $indexseverity[$c] = $countline;             $c++;         } elseif (strpos($fline[$i], 'alarm time') !== false) {             $indexalarmtime[$d] = $countline;             $d++;         } elseif (strpos($fline[$i], 'application') !== false) {             $indexapplication[$e] = $countline;             $e++;         } elseif (strpos($fline[$i], 'identif') !== false) {             $indexidentif[$f] = $countline;             $f++;         }         $countline++;     }      ($i=0; $i < $a ; $i++) {         $alarm = explode(":", $fline[$indexalarm[$i]]);         $specific = explode(":", $fline[$indexspecific[$i]]);         $severitysplit = explode(":", $fline[$indexseverity[$i]]);         $severity = explode(" ", $severitysplit[1]);         $alarmtime = explode(": ", $fline[$indexalarmtime[$i]]);         $application = explode(":", $fline[$indexapplication[$i]]);         $identapp = explode(":", $fline[$indexidentif[$i]]);            $query = "insert show_alarm_active (alarm_id, specific_problem, severity, alarm_time, application, iden_appl)         values ($alarm[1],'$specific[1]',$severity[1], '$alarmtime[1]' , '$application[1]', '$identapp[1]')";         $sql = mysqli_query($globals['conn'], $query);     } }


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