On 05/23/2018 07:59 PM, tango ward wrote:
On Thu, May 24, 2018 at 10:51 AM, Adrian Klaver
Try the example I showed previously. If you do not want to use the
the named parameters e.g %(name)s then use use %s and a tuple like:
'''
INSERT INTO my_table(%s, %s)
WHERE NOT EXISTS(SELECT name FROM my_table WHERE name= %s)
''', (Scott', 23, 'Scott'))
Trying to coordinate with Lead Dev about adding Index On The Fly
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Adrian Klaver
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Thank you Master, the name=%s solved it.
Please show the complete example that worked for completeness.
FYI, psql is your friend. When I work out queries I try them in psql
first and then move up to whatever interface I will be using. This is
usually done on a dev server so mistakes don't bring things down. If I
have to work on a production instance then I do:
BEGIN;
some_query;
ROLLBACK;
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Adrian Klaver
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