I have two INSERT
commands, that are useless to me like that because the two sets of rows - the ones that are already in the table, and the ones I have as INSERT
commands - are not disjunct. Both commands insert lots of rows, and lots of values.
Therefore I get the duplicate entry error if I want to execute those lines.
Is there any easy way to 'convert' those commands into UPDATE
?
I know this sounds stupid, because why do I make INSERT
commands, if I want to UPDATE
. Just to make it a clear scenario: another developer gave me the script:)
Thanks in advance, Daniel
EDIT - problem solved
First I created a table and filled it up with my INSERT
commands, then I used the following REPLACE
command:
REPLACE
INTO table_1
SELECT *
FROM table_2;
This can originally be found at: How can I merge two MySQL tables?