Long Old UPDATE Statement
I have the following SQL which gives me the row Im after
SELECT *
FROM staff, staffemails
WHERE staff.users_username='$user'
and staff.staff_id = staffemails.staff_id
thing is I now want to perform an update on the result of this query. Ive tried
UPDATE staffemails
SET is_registered ='0'
WHERE staff.users_username = '$user'
and staffemails.staff_id = staff.staff_id .
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