UpsertTest

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data BackendNullUpdateBehavior

MongoDB assumes that a NULL value in the database is some "empty" value. So a query that does + 2 to a NULL value results in 2. SQL databases instead "annihilate" with null, so NULL + 2 = NULL.

Constructors

AssumeNullIsZero

Don'tUpdateNull

data BackendUpsertKeyBehavior

UPSERT on SQL databses does an "update-or-insert," which preserves all prior values, including keys. MongoDB does not preserve the identifier, so the entity key changes on an upsert.

Constructors

UpsertGenerateNewKey

UpsertPreserveOldKey

specsWith :: forall backend m. Runner backend m => RunDb backend m -> BackendNullUpdateBehavior -> BackendUpsertKeyBehavior -> Spec