At 4/25/2001 07:38 AM, you wrote:
I am working in porting the Slash
software from MySql to PostgreSQL. I
stepped in MySql's REPLACE command (a SQL command) that to my
knowledge
is not supported by PostgreSQL and it's not standard SQL. According
to
MySql's manual:
"REPLACE works exactly like INSERT
Thomas Swan wrote:
> You should be able to do this with two separate queries inside a
> transaction.
Yes, sorry, I was not clear enough. Unfortunately, the function I need
to write is a "generic" one that takes a number of fields/values and
generate a SQL instruction. So, there is no previous in
I am working in porting the Slash software from MySql to PostgreSQL. I
stepped in MySql's REPLACE command (a SQL command) that to my knowledge
is not supported by PostgreSQL and it's not standard SQL. According to
MySql's manual:
"REPLACE works exactly like INSERT, except that if an old record in
On Wed, 25 Apr 2001, Alessio Bragadini wrote:
> I am working in porting the Slash software from MySql to PostgreSQL. I
> stepped in MySql's REPLACE command (a SQL command) that to my knowledge
> is not supported by PostgreSQL and it's not standard SQL. According to
> MySql's manual:
>
> "REPLACE
