I am trying to implement a generic REPLACE INTO as shown below. The
code works fine if REPLACE INTO is changed to INSERT INTO. There
really should not be any difference between REPLACE and INSERT if the
table is empty to start with. Also, the REPLACE command works fine
when issued manually from
I have code that need to do a mysql replace instead of an insert.
The quick hack to just create a string and execute has problems with
quoting things, sql injection ...
If a table.replace() is not easy to do is there a way to create a statement
that works that way. If I could do a conn.execute(s
