I GOT IT!
I was helped, a lot, by PhpMyAdmin in writing this.
UPDATE `phpads_banners` SET `target` = '_top';
While I was messing around I noticed that it would put the expression on the page for me if I modified a table.
Like this
Affected rows: 1
SQL-query : [Edit] [Create PHP Code]
UPDATE `phpads_banners` SET `target` = '_top' WHERE `bannerid` = '254' LIMIT 1 ;
Showing rows 270 - 299 (489 total, Query took 0.0049 sec)
SQL-query : [Edit] [Explain SQL] [Create PHP Code]
SELECT *
FROM `phpads_banners` LIMIT 270 , 30
Well damn it was showing me the code all along and I didn't even realize it. lol