mysql insert after delete fails because of "duplicate entry"
I have a code with two mysql queries.
DELETE FROM my_table WHERE user_id=some_number
INSERT INTO my_table (user_id, ... ) VALUES(some_number, ...)
The field user_id is unique.
In rare cases the insert fails claiming a duplicate entry occurred. My first instinct leads me to to believe the DELETE didn't finish and now the insert is trying to insert and I'm getting a duplicate entry. Is this possible? How can I avoid this? Might there be a different explanation you can think of?
Update: The reason I'm deleting is because I want to delete all the data that I am not updating / inserting for the first time. Also, I think it is important to state that most of the data remains the same.
SET AUTOCOMMIT=0;
START TRANSACTION;
DELETE FROM my_table WHERE user_id=some_number;
INSERT INTO my_table (user_id, ... ) VALUES(some_number, ...);
commit;
改用UPDATE语句：
UPDATE my_table
SET my_column = my_value
WHERE user_id = some_number
您可以在DELETE后总是尝试COMMIT以确保其完成。
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