Hello,
it seems not, but I feel like asking.
Is there a way to express a statement like "if you have a conflict on
insert replace all the values in the conflicting record" without
specifying all the fields explicitly? I.e. in a replication system
(where occasional accidents mean replication may restart slightly
before what's already on the target) I generate statements like:
insert into "order_log" ("id","cr_date","order_id","message")
values (%s, %s, %s, %s)
on conflict ("id") do update
set ("cr_date","order_id","message") =
(excluded."cr_date",excluded."order_id",excluded."message")
Is there a way to avoid replicating the list of fields and use instead
something like (new.*) = (excluded.*) as one could do in a trigger?
(that would also imply an (id = excluded.id but it seems harmless).
It seems to me an use case common enough that some syntactic help...
would help. "do update *"? "do update (target.*) = (excluded.*)"?
-- Daniele
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