ERROR 1706 (HY000): Feature Multi-table UPDATE/DELETE with a reference table as target table is not supported by MemSQL
Issue
Updating a reference table based on a join with a sharded table returns an error.
Solutions
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Use the same table types that use both the target as well as joined table as sharded tables or as reference tables.
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Use an upsert with a reference table that has a primary key.
For example, upsert_
is a reference table with a primary key.1 CREATE REFERENCE TABLE upsert_1(a INT PRIMARY KEY, b INT);CREATE TABLE upsert_2(a INT, b INT);The following upsert from
upsert_
into1 upsert_
runs successfully:2 INSERT INTO upsert_1SELECT upsert_1.* FROM upsert_1JOIN upsert_2 ON upsert_1.b = upsert_2.bON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE upsert_1.b = VALUES(b)+1;
Warning
Turning off multi-statement transactions makes per-partition components of a distributed transaction commit independently without waiting for other partitions to finish and potentially trigger rollback.
If the values inserted are dependent on multiple statements executing concurrently, then inconsistent data may get inserted.
In case of failure, it is not possible to rollback the entire multi-upsert inside one transaction.
Last modified: April 30, 2024