I am working on a java plugin interfacing with an H2 database. What I really want is an "Insert Ignore" statement; however, I'm aware that H2 doesn't support this. I am also aware of Merge, but this is really not wha开发者_如何学编程t I want, if the record exists I don't want to change it.
What I am considering is to just run the insert and let the duplicate key exception happen. However, I don't want this to fill my log file. The DB call happens in an imported class that I can't change. So my questions are:
- Is this a reasonable thing to do? I'm not one for letting errors happen, but this seems like the best way in this case (it should not happen all that much).
- How can I keep this exception from hitting my log file? If there isn't a way to block exceptions down the stack, can I redirect the output of the stack trace that is output?
Thanks.
One solution is to use:
insert into test
select 1, 'Hello' from dual
where not exists(select * from test where id = 1)
This should work for all databases (except for the dual part; you may need to create your own dummy table with one row).
To disable logging exceptions, append ;trace_level_file=0
to the database URL:
jdbc:h2:~/test;trace_level_file=0
or run the SQL statement:
set trace_level_file 0
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