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Databases

this is my sql: UPDATe phone_book SET first_name='Mystery' AND last_name='Person'. But it doest work. can you help?

i get an error: was expecting 6 variables, but i have 0

the syntax is

UPDATE phone_book SET first_name = "Mystery" , last_name = "Person";

2 Answers

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
231,271 Points

Separate multiple column SETs with commas.

The AND operator is for combining expressions, but when doing a SET on more than one column, separate the column = value groups with commas.

Thank you :) I figured it out last night :D and it worked^^