For this, use the foreach loop and insert into statement in order to insert all combinations of values in PHP arrays.
Let’s say we have the following arrays −
$name1 = ["John", "Mike"]; $name2 = ["David", "Sam"]; $name3 = ["Bob", "Adam"];
Example
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<body>
<?php
$name1 = ["John", "Mike"];
$name2 = ["David", "Sam"];
$name3 = ["Bob", "Adam"];
foreach ($name1 as $n1) {
foreach ($name2 as $n2) {
foreach ($name3 as $n3) {
echo "insert into `student_details` (`name1`, `name2`, `name3`) VALUES ('$n1', '$n2','$n3');\n";
echo "<br>";
}
}
}
?>
</body>
</html>Output
INSERT INTO 'student_details'('name1','name2','name3')VALUES('John','David','Adam');
INSERT INTO 'student_details'('name1','name2','name3')VALUES('John','Sam','Bob');
INSERT INTO 'student_details'('name1','name2','name3')VALUES('John','Sam','Adam');
INSERT INTO 'student_details'('name1','name2','name3')VALUES('Mike','David','Bob');
INSERT INTO 'student_details'('name1','name2','name3')VALUES('Mike','David','Adam');
INSERT INTO 'student_details'('name1','name2','name3')VALUES('Mike','Sam','Bob');
INSERT INTO 'student_details'('name1','name2','name3')VALUES('Mike','Sam','Adam');