Update Multiple Rows
I have about 20 rows that need to updated together and would rather not have 20 seperate update lines but am not sure what else to do. At the moment it looks something like this:
UPDATE movies SET mon='10pm', tues='10pm', wed='11pm' WHERE movie_id='19'...
UPDATE movies SET mon='9pm', tues='11pm', wed='4pm' WHERE movie_id='37'...
UPDATE movies SET mon='8am', tues='1pm', wed='5pm' WHERE movie_id='19'...
There is no logical order to the movie_id's they are selected from the movies table using specific criteria.
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