I'm trying to update a customer record in a table however I need to
change several values (cust_address, cust_contact, cust_email). My
question is how do I properly format this into one single command?


forza=# SELECT cust_id, cust_name, cust_address, cust_contact, cust_email
forza-# FROM customers
forza-# WHERE cust_name = 'iamUNIX'
forza-# ;
cust_id | cust_name | cust_address | cust_contact |
cust_email
------------+-----------+-----------------------+----------------+--------------------
1000000006 | MobileNX | 200 South Shore Drive | Carlos Mennens |
carlos (AT) mobilenx (DOT) com
(1 row)

I did a quick Google search and I can see there is a method or
procedure which involves parenthesis () however I'm not sure how I
would change all the values listed above under one command. Can anyone
please give me a quick example so I can see how this is drawn out via
ANSI SQL?

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Carlos Mennens wrote on 11.04.2012 19:50:
UPDATE customers
SET cust_address = 'foo',
cust_contact = 'Arthur',
cust_email = 'arthur (AT) foo (DOT) bar'
WHERE cust_name = 'iamUNIX'


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