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What is the best way to combine two statements (INSERT or (BACKUP and UPDATE)) and perform them atomically in golang?



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Query Select and Insert if not exists



But the Solution does there does not fulfil 2 of the the following requirements:




  1. perform an backup of the value ON DUPLICATE KEY,

  2. user standard SQL

  3. not use store procedures but

  4. remain atomic.






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What is the best way to combine two statements (INSERT or (BACKUP and UPDATE)) and perform them atomically in golang?



I found this similar question:
Query Select and Insert if not exists



But the Solution does there does not fulfil 2 of the the following requirements:




  1. perform an backup of the value ON DUPLICATE KEY,

  2. user standard SQL

  3. not use store procedures but

  4. remain atomic.






sql go







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What is the best way to combine two statements (INSERT or (BACKUP and UPDATE)) and perform them atomically in golang?



I found this similar question:
Query Select and Insert if not exists



But the Solution does there does not fulfil 2 of the the following requirements:




  1. perform an backup of the value ON DUPLICATE KEY,

  2. user standard SQL

  3. not use store procedures but

  4. remain atomic.






sql go







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What is the best way to combine two statements (INSERT or (BACKUP and UPDATE)) and perform them atomically in golang?



I found this similar question:
Query Select and Insert if not exists



But the Solution does there does not fulfil 2 of the the following requirements:




  1. perform an backup of the value ON DUPLICATE KEY,

  2. user standard SQL

  3. not use store procedures but

  4. remain atomic.






sql go




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