I am a newbie so hoping for some patience. :)
I am trying to populate two tables if a value does not exist. Basically I have:
TABLE b
(
id VARCHAR(254) PRIMARY KEY NOT NULL
);
TABLE d
(
id VARCHAR(254) PRIMARY KEY NOT NULL,
relay INT NOT NULL,
FOREIGN KEY ( relay ) REFERENCES b ( id )
);
so I am trying to write a function that populates the two tables with a new value, if it doesn't exist, or ignores it otherwise... of course wrapped in a transaction:
IF (NOT EXISTS(SELECT * FROM b where id='something'))
insert into b values('something')
insert into d values(1, 'something')
END
What is the most efficient way of achieving something like this? If it matters I'm using POstgreSQL 9.1 but I'd like to keep it fairly generic.
(EDIT) These are my current table defs (simplified for illustration purposes):
object d extends Table[(String, String, Int)]("d")
{
def id=column[String]("id", O.PrimaryKey)
def relay=column[Int]("relay")
def relay_ref=foreignKey("d2b.fk", relay, b)(_.id)
def * = id ~ relay
}
object b extends Table[(String)]("b")
{
def id=column[String]("id", O.PrimaryKey)
def * = id
}
In Slick 1.0.1
db.withTransaction{ implicit session : Session =>
if( ! Query(b).filter(_.id==="something").exists.run ){
b.insert( "something" )
d.insert( (1,"something") )
}
}
In Slick 2.0
val b = TableQuery[b]
db.withTransaction{ implicit session =>
if( ! b.filter(_.id==="something").exists.run ){
b += "something"
d += (1,"something")
}
}
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