Reputation: 561
Am trying to only concat new updates to column updates
and UPDATE the values in the rest of the columns but I've hit bit of a snag that I can't seem to workout.
My SQL looks like this:
$query="Update tickets SET product='$product',
p='$p',
i='$i',
summary='$summary',
workaround='$workaround',
concat(updates,'$additional_update'),
status='$status',
raised_by='$raised_by',
updated_by_user='$updated_by' WHERE id='$id'";
the updates
column is like a comments column, where new updates are meant to be appended to the existing text.
The error I'm getting on the web server:
Update tickets SET product='T-Box', p='00000817766', i='-', summary='Testing update field
\r\nAdding an update\r\ntesting if null works for update', workaround='n/a', concat(updates,' ','test2@18:53:17:second update/n'), status='Open', raised_by='No', updated_by_user='test2' WHERE id='223'
Running the query directly in MySQL:
#1064 - You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near '(updates,'test2@18:53:17:second update/n'), status='Open', raised_by='No', updat' at line 1
Help is much appreciated!
Upvotes: 0
Views: 231
Reputation: 263693
You need to specify where the value of this statement concat(updates,'$additional_update')
to be set.
Update tickets
SET product = '$product',
p = '$p',
i = '$i',
summary = '$summary',
workaround = '$workaround',
updates = CONCAT(updates,'$additional_update'), // <== see this
status = '$status',
raised_by = '$raised_by',
updated_by_user = '$updated_by'
WHERE id = '$id'
Upvotes: 2
Reputation: 13486
try this:
$query="Update tickets SET product='$product',
p='$p',
i='$i',
summary='$summary',
workaround='$workaround',
updates=concat(updates,'$additional_update'),
status='$status',
raised_by='$raised_by',
updated_by_user='$updated_by' WHERE id='$id'";
Upvotes: 0