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How can I make:
DELETE FROM foo WHERE id=1 AND bar not contains id==1
To elaborate, how can I remove a row with id = 1, from table foo, only if there is not a row in table bar with id = 1.
I’m assuming you mean that foo and bar are tables, and you want to remove a record from foo if it doesn’t exist in bar.