Trying to update existing records based not on ID but specific usernames with no luck. I wrote the following query but I got a syntax error I can't find.
IF EXISTS (SELECT 1 FROM users WHERE username = 'REMOTEUSER1')
THEN
BEGIN
UPDATE users
SET username = 'REMOTEUSER1', password = 'BJxp98YkVbt4', exp_date = '1650991560', member_id = 1, is_mag = '0', play_token = '', reseller_notes = ''
WHERE username = 'REMOTEUSER1'
END;
ELSE
BEGIN
INSERT INTO users (
username,
password,
exp_date,
member_id,
is_new,
play_token,
reseller_notes
) VALUES (
'REMOTEUSER1',
'BJxp98YkVbt4',
'1650991560',
1,
0,
'',
''
)
END;
END IF;
CodePudding user response:
The IF-ELSE
conditional statement construct is supported to be used through FUNCTIONS
or STORED PROCEDURES
that can't use it like a normal query.
If your username
column is UNIQUE index
or PRIMARY KEY
I would use INSERT ... ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE
Statemen
INSERT INTO users (
username,
password,
exp_date,
member_id,
is_new,
play_token,
reseller_notes
) VALUES (
'REMOTEUSER1',
'BJxp98YkVbt4',
'1650991560',
1,
0,
'',
''
) ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE
password = 'BJxp98YkVbt4',
exp_date = '1650991560',
member_id = 1,
is_mag = '0',
play_token = '',
reseller_notes = '';
CodePudding user response:
If is_mag
is a bit(1) (boolean), then it's likely the update portion where you set it to '0'
either set the boolean to an integer value of 0, or prefix it with b
i.e.
my_bool = b'0'