Updates column values in a specified row and, if the row does not exist, inserts the row into the table with a specified set of initial column values. The table must have a primary index and cannot be column partitioned.
For details on the temporal form, see Teradata Vantage™ - Temporal Table Support , B035-1182 .
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Required Privileges
The following privilege rule applies to both the UPDATE and INSERT portions of this statement:
- You must have both update and insert privileges on the base table, view, or column set to be updated regardless of which portion of the request is performed.
The following privilege rules applies to the UPDATE portion of this statement:
- You must have the UPDATE privilege on the base table, view, or column set to be updated.
- To update rows through a view, you must have the UPDATE privilege on the view.
- Also, the immediate owner of the view (that is, the database in which the view resides) must have the UPDATE privilege on the underlying object (view or base table).
The following privilege rules apply to the INSERT portion of this statement:
- You must have the INSERT privilege on the referenced table.
- To insert rows into a table through a view, you must have the INSERT privilege on the view.
Also, the immediate owner of the view (that is, the database in which the view resides) must have the INSERT privilege on the underlying object (view or base table).