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MySQL Append Column

                         

This example illustrates how to append two column values of a table.

Appending columns values can be performed using CONCAT() function. By this function, values of columns can be concatenated and made them a single value. In this example, we are concatenating  the value of "studentid", "sectionid", "courseid", "time" columns for each row of the "mca" table.

Table: "mca"

Table

 

+-----------+-----------+----------+----------------------------------+
| studentid | sectionid | courseid | time                             |
+-----------+-----------+----------+----------------------------------+
| 3         | 3         | 3        | Mon 14:30-16:00                  |
| 2         | 2         | 5        | Mon 11:30-12:00, Thu 09:00-11:00 |
| 1         | 1         | 6        | Mon 09:30-11:00                  |
+-----------+-----------+----------+----------------------------------+

 

Query to concatenate column values:

Query

 

select studentid, CONCAT(studentid, sectionid, courseid, time) FROM mca;

 

Output

 

+-----------+----------------------------------------------+
| studentid | CONCAT(studentid, sectionid, courseid, time) |
+-----------+----------------------------------------------+
| 3         | 333Mon 14:30-16:00                           |
| 2         | 225Mon 11:30-12:00, Thu 09:00-11:00          |
| 1         | 116Mon 09:30-11:00                           |
+-----------+----------------------------------------------+

 

                         

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