Hi Salah Jubeh,
I'm not in hurry ;)
Thanks for your answer. Thats what I've been searching for.
Janek Sendrwoski
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>>Hello Janek,
>>>which inserts many rows it doesn't do anything if one row violates the
>>>unique contraint.
>>You insert your data in a transactional way, this is the default behaviour .
>>To work around it, do not insert data like
>>INSERT INTO VALUES (),()...;
>>but
>>INSERT INTO VALUES
Hi Salah Jubeh,
My files don't have this format. Could it make sense to create such a file with
php and import the data from it?
Or ist also possible the get certain rows from the file with regexp?
Janek
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On 12/30/2013 8:14 AM, Janek Sendrowski wrote:
Hi,
I want to insert data in my table and I want to insert the rows, which don't
violates the unique contraint of my id. I'm using a 64bit hash for my it.
If I do one insert statement, which inserts many rows it doesn't do anything if
one row viol
Hi,
I want to insert data in my table and I want to insert the rows, which don't
violates the unique contraint of my id. I'm using a 64bit hash for my it.
If I do one insert statement, which inserts many rows it doesn't do anything if
one row violates the unique contraint.
Is there a faster way
