Oracle will ask you to enter the value if your UPDATE statement is written as below:
Update my_table Set my_field = 'You & I are good boy';
At the end, the value for my_field will not be updated even you have entered something.
To overcome this problem, you just need to add one more statement before the UPDATE statement:
Set Define Off;
Update my_table Set my_field = 'You & I are good boy';
NOTE: This topic also related to DELETE or INSERT INTO statement.
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