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Old 07-24-2002, 01:58 PM   PM User | #1
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Multiple SET calls (clarified - I hope)

Seems like I am wasting processing power with this...

$sql="UPDATE traffic SET hits=hits+1 Where (record_no='0001')";
$sql="UPDATE traffic SET hits_mtd=hits_mtd+1 Where (record_no='0001')";

Am having trouble nesting this.... I've tried

$sql="UPDATE traffic SET hits=hits+1, SET hits_mtd=hits_mtd+1 Where (record_no='0001')";


and

$sql="UPDATE traffic SET hits=hits+1, hits_mtd=hits_mtd+1 Where (record_no='0001')";

But those have no effect ...

How can I nest a bunch of SET statements in a single SQL call?
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Old 07-25-2002, 03:37 AM   PM User | #2
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I can see no reason that

$sql="UPDATE traffic SET hits=hits+1,hits_mtd=hits_mtd+1,another_field=another_field+2 Where record_no='0001'";

would not work, (assuming record_no is a string and not an integer in which case drop the `'`s)
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