Append in Oracle SQL/DBMS/Procedure

Hi, I am running a direct SQL statement against a field. When the user enters values into a field, I want the values to be passed into the Oracle 9 database. When the user adds more info into the same field, I want the new info appended to the previous entry.
So if user enters "Jim" into field A, then the user wants to enter "Jeffrey" -- the SQL statement should append Jim to Jeffrey and store both values.
Is there an SQL or DBMS statement/procedure which allows me to do this?

if you are using front end tools such as oracle forms developer. the when-validate-item trigger for the base item is suitable for this scenario. you have to explicitly put the commit keyword on the when-validate-item.

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http://www.oracle.com/html/terms.html
You post here for free and people are free to respond in any way they see fit within reason. You do not get to choose the demeanor of the responses like you would if you were paying somebody.
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