问题
I am trying to implement a rating system where I keep the following two fields in my db table:
rating (the current rating) num_rates (the number of ratings submitted so far)
UPDATE `mytable`
SET rating=((rating*num_rates)+$theRating)/num_rates, num_rates=num_rates+1
WHERE uniqueCol='$uniqueCol'
the variables are from my PHP code.
So, basically sometimes the row with the uniqueCol does not exist in the DB, so how can I do the above statement if the exists and if it doesn't then do something like this:
INSERT INTO `mytable`
SET rating=$theRating, num_rates=1, uniqueCol=$uniqueCol
回答1:
Have a look at INSERT ... ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE.
It should look something like that:
INSERT INTO mytable (rating, num_rates, uniqueCol)
VALUES ($theRating, 1, $uniqueCol)
ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE
rating=((rating*num_rates)+$theRating)/num_rates,
num_rates=num_rates+1;
Make sure to have a UNIQUE index
or PRIMARY KEY
on your uniqueCol
.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2036794/mysql-how-to-insert-new-record-or-update-a-field-depending-on-whether-it-exists