> Yeah, it's somewhat error prone, but you usually get used to it. Not saying it's perfect, but manageable. Of course; I'm just saying this is why people want

> Yeah, it's somewhat error prone, but you usually get used to it. Not saying it's perfect, but manageable. Of course; I'm just saying this is why people want idempotency and use "if not exists", especially in MariaDB/MySQL land.