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MySQL Tutorial » Data Types » Set 
10. 19. Set
10. 19. 1. SET Type
10. 19. 2. SET column type
10. 19. 3. Using the SET type
10. 19. 4. If you set a SET column to an unsupported value, the value is ignored and a warning is issued
10. 19. 5. Search for SET values using the FIND_IN_SET() function
10. 19. 6. Search for SET values using the LIKE operator
10. 19. 7. Looking for values containing the first set member
10. 19. 8. MySQL stores SET and ENUM as numbers
10. 19. 9. Looking for an exact match in a set column
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