Upsert (Replace)
- Update If Exists
- Insert If Not Exists
(Using Primary Key as Pipelined)
Upsert (Replace) Update If Exists Insert If Not Exists (Using Primary Key as Pipelined)
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Upsert (Replace)
(Using Primary Key as Pipelined)
What do you mean by “update if exists”? The standard Redis SET commands (
SET,MSET,HSET,LSET, etc.) will update (overwrite) an existing key if the key already exists or insert a new key if the key doesn’t already exist.Sounds like you are asking for the default behavior.