Update Record And Get Affected ID
i have a table.
member_id, email, code
1000, abc@abc.com, 1
1001, def@def.com, 2
i am using below query:
UPDATE table SET email = 'xyz@xyz.com' where email ='abc@abc.com'
can i use above statement and let MYSQL return the member_id = 1000 as a recordset without using SELECT statement?
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