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There is a datatype which is called SET in MySQL and MariaDB. It is similar to ENUM datatype but is used to store a list of enums instead of a single enum.
There is a datatype which is called SET in MySQL and MariaDB. It is similar to ENUM datatype but is used to store a list of enums instead of a single enum.
Difference between ENUM and SET
Defining
permission ENUM('ADMIN', 'MANAGE, 'COMMUNICATE'')
permission SET('ADMIN', 'MANAGE, 'COMMUNICATE'')
Usage
INSERT INTO roles(permission) VALUE ('ADMIN')
INSERT INTO roles(permission) VALUE ('ADMIN,MANAGE,COMMUNICATE')
(Insert comma between each value)
Is there any implementation of it in Exposed? If no, is there anyway to self implement it?
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