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[Karl Brian Dano]

Oh, great! :D Thanks! :D So basically, you just put <field>+<the value?> after the SET? Alright, thanks again! :D

Subson Mittal <subson at gmail.com> wrote: Hello Karl,
 
 you can write the query in mysql
 
 update table <table name> set number = number+50 where <where condition >
 
 Thanks
 Subson 

On 6/30/06, Karl Brian Dano <karl_niarb at yahoo.com> wrote: Hello Everyone,

I need help with updating an existing data in MySQL through PHP. I want to add a certain amount to an already existing data in a field. For example, in a field called "numbers", in that record, there's already a value of "500". I want to know how I can add "50" to that record so that it becomes "550". 

Help will be greatly appreciated.

      

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