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| From: | Jigal van Hemert | Date: | January 17 2005 3:22pm |
| Subject: | Re: Can Mysql hold possible field values? | ||
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> Thanks for your replies, i have also found SET which appears to do the same > thing, is there a reason why everyone suggested ENUM as opposed to SET? ENUM is a type that has many alternative values for one single property: e.g. eye colour is one of these alternatives: brown, green, blue, grey. SET is a type that hold many different properties which can either be switched on or off; e.g. sports available are: soccer, tennis, basketball, track. Member has selected: soccer and track, so the field contains: 'soccer,track'. Regards, Jigal.
| Thread | ||
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| • Can Mysql hold possible field values? | shaun thornburgh | 17 Jan |
| • Re: Can Mysql hold possible field values? | Eric Bergen | 17 Jan |
| • Re: Can Mysql hold possible field values? | Mattias J | 17 Jan |
| • Re: Can Mysql hold possible field values? | shaun thornburgh | 17 Jan |
| • Re: Can Mysql hold possible field values? | Alec.Cawley | 17 Jan |
| • Re: Can Mysql hold possible field values? | Jigal van Hemert | 17 Jan |
