"Ligaya Turmelle" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Can I use LIKE in an UPDATE statement when it is not in the WHERE clause?
> I only know what the attribute name will end with (may be prefixed).
>
> Example:
> UPDATE table SET LIKE '%donut' = valueColumn1 WHERE condition1 = value1;
>
Find column names ending with 'donut' with:
SHOW COLUMNS FROM table LIKE '%donut';
Then put column names to UPDATE statement.
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