I update/insert values in a single table with the ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE
function. So far everything is fine.
INSERT INTO table1 SET field1=aa, field2=bb, field3=cc
ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE SET field1=aa, field2=bb, fiel开发者_StackOverflow中文版d3=cc;
But now I would like to achieve that the update only is done if a condition (WHERE
) is true.
Syntactically not correct:
INSERT INTO table1 SET field1=aa, field2=bb, field3=cc
ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE SET field1=aa, field2=bb, field3=cc WHERE field4=zz;
Any ideas how the correct SQL statement is?
Thanks a lot.
Using IF() should work, though it's not nice:
INSERT INTO table1 SET
field1=aa,
field2=bb,
field3=cc
ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE SET
field1 = IF( field4 = zz, aa, field1 ),
field2 = IF( field4 = zz, bb, field2 ),
field3 = IF( field4 = zz, cc, field3 )
Only update the fields with new values if the condition is met, otherwise keep the old ones.
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