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| From: | steve | Date: | December 28 2005 3:57pm |
| Subject: | update or insert if necessary? | ||
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I have a situation where I need to update a record for a given key in a MySQL table, but insert a record if the key doesn't exist. I could do this by doing a SELECT on the key, then doing an UPDATE if anything comes back, or and INSERT otherwise. This seems rather clunky though, and I'm wondering if there is anything like and "up-sert" command, or at least a preferred way of doing this operation. TIA....Steve
| Thread | ||
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| • update or insert if necessary? | steve | 28 Dec |
| • Re: update or insert if necessary? | Jeremiah Gowdy | 28 Dec |
| • Re: update or insert if necessary? | Jeremiah Gowdy | 28 Dec |
| • RE: update or insert if necessary? | John Trammell | 28 Dec |
