Reading docs.. I want to be sure of things... have your verification
of my understanding(s)-
Does setting a mysql db column (say "myPrimarykeyID") with the
'primary_key' & 'auto_increment' flags totally negate the logic for
ever having to use ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE in an INSERT?
Or is it that I can do an INSERT with SET
myPrimarykeyID=someAlreadyExistingVal, a=1, b=2.... ON DUPLICATE KEY
UPDATE a=edited1, b=edited2 ...
I am trying to learn/work out the mysql/php code that will allow me to
either create *or* edit a record, in one fell swoop.
Thanks for any insight!
-Govinda
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