Reputation: 31
I have a table that I regularly update by inserting a csv file which is dumped from another source. This file contains exisiting data in my table as well as new data. What I currently do is delete the contents of the table that relate to the data dump and re-import using the following php script:
if(isset($_POST['submit']))
{
$file = $_FILES['file']['tmp_name'];
$handle = fopen($file,"r");
while(($fileop = fgetcsv($handle,1000, ",")) !== false)
{
$player_id = $fileop[1];
$fixture_id = $fileop[3];
$opponent = $fileop[6];
$home_away = $fileop[7];
$team_id = $fileop[8];
$season_id = $fileop[9];
$fixture_date = $fileop[11];
$runs = $fileop[15];
$sixes = $fileop[17];
$fours = $fileop[16];
$how_out = $fileop[25];
$wk_catches = $fileop[26];
$fielder_catches = $fileop[27];
$fielder_stumpings = $fileop[28];
$_fielder_runouts = $fileop[29];
$wickets = $fileop[30];
$bowling_runs = $fileop[31];
$balls_bowled = $fileop[32];
$maidens = $fileop[33];
$bowled = $fileop[37];
$caught = $fileop[38];
$lbw = $fileop[39];
$stumped = $fileop[40];
$position = $fileop[47];
$sql= mysql_query("INSERT INTO stats_game (player_id, fixture_id, opponent, home_away, team_id, season_id, fixture_date, runs, fours, sixes, how_out, wk_catches, fielder_catches, fielder_stumpings, _fielder_runouts, wickets, bowling_runs, balls_bowled, maidens, bowled, caught, lbw, stumped, position) VALUES ('$player_id', '$fixture_id', '$opponent', '$home_away', '$team_id', '$season_id', '$fixture_date', '$runs', '$fours', '$sixes', '$how_out', '$wk_catches', '$fielder_catches', '$fielder_stumpings', '$_fielder_runouts', '$wickets', '$bowling_runs', '$balls_bowled', '$maidens', '$bowled', '$caught', '$lbw', '$stumped', '$position') WHERE NOT EXISTS (SELECT * from stats_game)");
}
if($sql){
echo 'data uploaded successfully';}else{
die(mysql_error());
}
}
?>
What I really want to do is to just insert the data that does not currently exsit in the table. I have tried to do this via adding:
WHERE NOT EXISTS (SELECT * from stats_table)
but this is throwing a syntax error...
Could you please suggest a method of doing this.
Upvotes: 1
Views: 119
Reputation: 3912
You can use the
Insert ...On Duplicate key update
Please refer to the following link it may help you
Or You can see this post
Hope that would help ! :)
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 7784
May be you want this:
WHERE field NOT IN (SELECT field FROM stats_table) ;
Also you may take a look at MySQL SELECT x FROM a WHERE NOT IN ( SELECT x FROM b ) - Unexpected result
Upvotes: 0