Noob there, please write in English.
1) Use the MySQL INSERT statement.
2) Use the MySQL LOAD DATA statement.
If this does not answer your questions, as I suppose, try to be more specific.
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No it doesn't. It shows that you have a table with a field named H1. So what?
If you want to get something in it, use the INSERT statement. If you do not know how to use it study the MySQL manual.
If your question is how to extract the H1 content from a text, there are lots of techniques - it all depends on the programming language. You can do it with a bash script or write a C++ program for it - whatever suits your needs.
But it is still not clear what the problem is and where you are stuck.
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I don't understand. Show some sample code and data.
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You can insert a field into a table with the ALTER TABLE statment. Google the mysql.com site for it.
Your screenshot looks like you are using phpMyAdmin. phpMyAdmin has a page for altering the table structure, too.
If you just insert the field into your table, your PHP code must be aware of it to display it properly. So you will have to alter the PHP code.
Did you ever write some PHP code to retrieve values from a database? If not, learn about it. Google for a primer on connecting to MySQL via PHP.
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