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Chainfail equivalent in SQL
I want to maintain a file using SQL but how do I know when I should add
the record (if the record doesn't exist) or update the record (when it
does exist)?
In other words, is there an SQL return code that indicates the equivalent
of a chainfail? Or should this be done with a different approach?
Regards, Jerry
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