Re: how does one replace a row in Postgresql? (ala MySQL REPLACE)

Try to UPDATE the row. If that fails, then insert it.

There's no REPLACE in postgresql (unless someone added it and forgot to
tell me :)

On Tue, 11 Dec 2001, Terrence Brannon wrote:

> A common task is to check to see if a row with a certain primary
> key exists before inserting it. If the row exists, then you
> simply update/overwrite its contents with the new row data.
> Otherwise you insert it.
>
> MySQL has a REPLACE command which does this.
>
> I didn't see one in the Postgresql manual. How do you do this in
> Postgresql?
>
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