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We use the following query to convert WordPress user meta data to a custom table in a plugin:
INSERT IGNORE INTO wp_pronamic_pay_mollie_customers (
mollie_id,
test_mode
)
SELECT
meta_value AS mollie_id,
'_pronamic_pay_mollie_customer_id_test' = meta_key AS test_mode
FROM
wp_usermeta
WHERE
meta_key IN (
'_pronamic_pay_mollie_customer_id',
'_pronamic_pay_mollie_customer_id_test'
)
AND
meta_value != ''
;
This results in the following error:
I think we can rewrite the query so the IGNORE
is no longer needed.
Also INSERT OR IGNORE
seems te work:
INSERT OR IGNORE INTO wp_pronamic_pay_mollie_customers (
mollie_id,
test_mode
)
SELECT
meta_value AS mollie_id,
'_pronamic_pay_mollie_customer_id_test' = meta_key AS test_mode
FROM
wp_usermeta
WHERE
meta_key IN (
'_pronamic_pay_mollie_customer_id',
'_pronamic_pay_mollie_customer_id_test'
)
AND
meta_value != ''
;
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12105198/sqlite-how-to-get-insert-or-ignore-to-work
This project is new to me, I have no idea if the SQL parser in this plugin should or could correct this.
Table prefix wp_
Database type SQLite
SQLite version 3.40.1
Database file /var/www/html/wp-content/database/.ht.sqlite
Database size 532 KB
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