So I have a trigger that works on update. Totally works fine.
Insert in cars(date, id, parent_id) values (date, ford, 2)
What I need to do is to actually check to see if the parent_id already exists. If it does do开发者_JAVA技巧 nothing but if it does not exist then do the insert statement.
right now i have
SET @myVar1 = (SELECT parent_id from cars where parent_id = NEW.id);
IF @myVar1 = NULL;
Insert in cars(date, id, parent_id) values (date, ford, 2);
ENDIF;
I keep getting sysntax error. How am I writing this worng?
The problem is on this line:
Insert in cars(date, id, parent_id) values (date, ford, 2);
The in
should be INTO
. That's the syntax error.
That said, you might be better served with an INSERT...ON DUPLICATE KEY
or REPLACE INTO
statement rather than an on-update trigger. Be careful with REPLACE INTO
though, as it can be dangerous (but the danger can be somewhat mitigated by using transactions).
dunno if this what you really need. but you can try this one
SET @myVar1 = (SELECT parent_id from cars where parent_id = NEW.id);
IF (@myVar1 is NULL) then
Insert into cars(`date`, id, parent_id) values (date(), new.`name`, new.id);
END IF;
or
Insert into cars(`date`, id, parent_id) values (date(), new.`name`, new.id) on duplicate key update `date`=date();
on mysql must be "end if" not "endif".
new.name
is assumes that id field on car from trigger table
you can use on duplicate key update if cars table use primary key or unique key like mention above
and if you doesn't want to change any record if exists then after key update change to id=id or you can use any field.
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