UPDATE your_table SET your_col = CONCAT(your_col, "fff");
nut sss wrote:
ns: can i do this?
ns: content in field="aaa,bbb,ccc,hhh"
ns: new content ="aaa,bbb,ccc,hhh,fff"
ns: can i append new word "fff" into the old field .by
ns: use update command in 1 query :)
ns: it's like
ns: "UPDATE persondata SET age=age+1"
ns: but i want to append new value into old field...
ns: what should i do .....
ns: help me help me plsssssssssss ^_^
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