Hi,
My question is based on this answer
<https://stackoverflow.com/questions/913841/mysql-conditional-insert#913929>
on Stackoverflow to the question *MySQL Conditional Insert*. In my current
SA implementation I have the following code:
token = Token(
user=user,
client_sig=sigstring,
)
session.add(token)
# session.flush()
Now I would like to prevent duplicate client_sig entries to prevent the
same user having the same client_sig, but I can’t set that column to
unique. It looks like the following SQL statement achieves what I want:
INSERT INTO tokens(id, user_id, client_sig)
SELECT '51…bb', 'fd…b3', 'some string'
FROM dual
WHERE NOT EXISTS (
SELECT *
FROM tokens
WHERE user_id='fd…b3'
AND client_sig='some string'
);
I found some documentation on insert … from select
<http://docs.sqlalchemy.org/en/latest/core/dml.html#sqlalchemy.sql.expression.Insert.from_select>
but can not quite put the two together (I don't think they're the same).
How would I go about implementing the above SQL statement using SA, or will
I have to issue raw SQL in this case?
Thank you!
Jens
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