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This is a the part of the test file
Last lines are:
REPLACE INTO t1 VALUES(4, 'replace (new)') query IT rowsort SELECT x, y FROM t1 WHERE x=4 ---- 4 replace (new)
But here there are no any lines with x=4. How REPLACE INTO should work here? Should it insert new value or just skip?
x=4
REPLACE INTO
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Well.... its a good question. It seem a bit counter intuitive to insert when replace is requested.
To comply with the other DBs I recommend that REPLACE would be implemented as a short version of INSERT OR REPLACE
REPLACE
INSERT OR REPLACE
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This is a the part of the test file
Last lines are:
But here there are no any lines with
x=4
. HowREPLACE INTO
should work here? Should it insert new value or just skip?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: