Details
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Bug
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Resolution: Done
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Major
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Description
An upsert using a primary key that is non-updatable should still succeed as the statement is not modifying the key.
Similarly an upsert using a non-updatable primary key and a null value should still be allowed even if the column is marked as not null as long as it is auto increment or defaultable - as it can be source dependent whether the null key means an insert.