Loop Std object array from SOAP to Database PHP

Getting a SOAP response as a STD object. I'm trying to put this into a MySQL database.

for ($i = 0; $i < sizeof($getrelaties); $i++) {
    $array = get_object_vars($getrelaties[$i]);
    print "<pre>";
    print_r($array);
    print "</pre>";
    print "<hr>";

    foreach ($array as $key => $val) {
        echo $key;
        echo $val;
    }
};
  

I'm getting the keys (which are the row names) and values. But kind of stuck on getting them to be separated by , so I can put them in a query.

This is one array out of the object:

(
    [ID] => 4876260
    [AddDatum] => 2015-09-24T09:16:00
    [Code] => K0001
    [Bedrijf] => Henk
    [Contactpersoon] => 
    [Geslacht] => m
    [Adres] => 
    [Postcode] => 
    [Plaats] => 
    [Land] => 
    [Adres2] => 
    [Postcode2] => 
    [Plaats2] => 
    [Land2] => 
    [Telefoon] => 
    [GSM] => 
    [FAX] => 
    [Email] => ******@gmail.com
    [Site] => 
    [Notitie] => 
    [Bankrekening] => 
    [Girorekening] => 
    [BTWNummer] => 
    [Aanhef] => 
    [IBAN] => 
    [BIC] => 
    [BP] => B
    [Def1] => 
    [Def2] => 
    [Def3] => 
    [Def4] => 
    [Def5] => 
    [Def6] => 
    [Def7] => 
    [Def8] => 
    [Def9] => 
    [Def10] => 
    [LA] => 0
    [Gb_ID] => 0
    [GeenEmail] => 0
    [NieuwsbriefgroepenCount] => 0
)

The problem is that I want to put these arrays into the database. I don't want to hardcode the rows. Any suggestions?

Use serialize() to stringify the array and store in a BLOB or TEXT field in MySQL:

$serialized_array = serialize($array);

You can then SELECT this data back from the database as needed and make use of:

$data = unserialize($serialized_array);

This is 100% the way to go because the format of the arrays returned from the third-party SOAP service could change over time and you are not at the mercy of these changes and having to detect them and migrate your database schema accordingly etc.