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Multiple update queries?

Im guessing you can't do this in PHP/MySQL?PHP:---------$sql=mysql_query("UPDATE profile SET (name, heightft, heightin, bust, waist, hip,hair, eye, location, age, shoe, dress, special) VALUES ('$_POST[name]', '$_POST[heightft]', '$_POST[heightin]', '$_POST[bust]', '$_POST[waist]', '$_POST[hip]', '$_POST[hair]', '$_POST[eye]', '$_POST[location]', '$_POST[age]', '$_POST[shoe]', '$_POST[dress]', '$_POST[special]') where name='$_POST[model]'");---------Would I need to update each field with its own update query or something?

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