I want to replace something like this:
$sql = "CREATE TABLE bas_table ( )";
With this:
"CREATE TABLE hugo_table ( )";
And do the same for INSERT INTO... How do i do this?
If you know that "bas_" will not appear within your data, then a simple str_replace() will do.
$new_data = str_replace('bas_','dummy_',$old_data);
If you're not sure, then a regular expression or more inclusive str_replace() would be necessary.
$new_data = str_replace('CREATE TABLE bas','CREATE TABLE dummy',$old_data);
or
$new_data = preg_replace('^CREATE TABLE bas','CREATE TABLE dummy',$old_data);
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