"Thalis A. Kalfigopoulos" writes:
>So in your case that you want to add "d" to a tuple that is "a,b,c" you do
>UPDATE table SET set_val=15 WHERE my_cond;
>since 15 is 1111 in binary (the leftmost '1' is the flag that tells mysql to
>add the "d" in your set)
>
>does it make any sense?
Yes, but it doesn't solve my problem because in actuality I don't know
what the current value of the set is, I just want to add something to
it. I was trying to illustrate my problem so that people didn't think
I wanted to alter the table.
--Cindy
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