Hi,
I've got a function that I run as a trigger to update a summary table on
insert to the main table. As you can see below, it does a select & an INSERT
if not found, or an UPDATE if found. This currently works OK, but I'd like
to improve performance by removing the SELECT & attempting an UPDATE. If it
fails, I'd like to INSERT instead. Can this be done? If so, what's the
syntax?
CREATE FUNCTION update_summary ()
RETURNS opaque AS '
DECLARE
result TEXT;
BEGIN
IF NEW.user_name NOT LIKE ''U%'' THEN
SELECT into result originator FROM summary
WHERE date = date_trunc(''hour'', NEW.logtime)
AND client_id = NEW.client_id AND originator =
NEW.originator;
IF NOT FOUND THEN
INSERT INTO summary (date, client_id, originator,
status, total)
values (date_trunc(''hour'', NEW.logtime),
NEW.client_id, NEW.originator, NEW.status, ''1'');
ELSE
UPDATE summary SET total = total + 1
WHERE date = date_trunc(''hour'', NEW.logtime)
AND client_id = NEW.client_id AND originator =
NEW.originator;
END IF;
END IF;
RETURN NEW;
END;
' LANGUAGE 'plpgsql';
--
Ian Cass
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