You can specify the same column more than once in the SET clause. If you do so, the column is set to the last value that you specified for the column. In the next example, the fname column appears twice in the SET clause. For the row where the customer number is 101, the user sets fname first to gary and then to harry. After the UPDATE statement executes, the value of fname is harry.
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