That is the default behavior. If an update gets zero rows affected, then it attempts an insert. That is called a "fallback" resolution. You can use the sym_conflict table to change the resolution behavior. For example, set the resolve_type to "manual" to receive an error when the update gets zero rows affected.
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Hi,
If a row is not updated, then the dataloader will attempt to insert it.
How to close？
I do it this way．
insert into sym_conflict(resolve_row_only) values(1);
OK
That is the default behavior. If an update gets zero rows affected, then it attempts an insert. That is called a "fallback" resolution. You can use the sym_conflict table to change the resolution behavior. For example, set the resolve_type to "manual" to receive an error when the update gets zero rows affected.