将1作为数字保存到ENUM（'1'，'0'）字段中，将值设置为0

Question

Just notice something weird while was saving 1 as integer into a ENUM('1', '0') . The value got stored as 0.

UPDATE table SET `somefield` = 1 WHERE `id` = 1;

SELECT id, `somefield` WHERE id = 1;

id, somefield
1, 0

Is there any way to make it work? I prefer to don't modify DB.

Also, any information about why this happen and the field is not converted would be very appreciated

Answer 1

When you provide an integer instead of a string for the update value of an enum, it's interpreted as the index of the enum values, not the value .

Enums, like all of SQL, use 1-based indexing, so for your enum index 1 is '1' and index 2 is '0' . Anything else is an error.

That means your update statement should result in a '1' , not a zero, so either your table is not defined as you say, or your update statement is not as you say.

See this SQLFiddle proving this.

Answer 2

UPDATE table SET `somefield` = '1' WHERE `id` = 1;

该值需要指定为字符串。