Conditional insert or replace -> with StorIO better?

I have following procedure:

1. execute sql-statement: select to_update from test where uuid='123-XYZ' (to_update is 0 or 1; or no-select-data)
2. if result of 1. is 1 or no-select-result then I have to execute another sql (example): insert or update (...) values (...)

I’m wondering if this could be done with StorIO in an elegant way…

[nikitin-da]

@Rainer-Lang I guess, custom put resolver - it is only way to do it inside StorIO (@artem-zinnatullin, @karlicoss correct me if I’m wrong).

From my point of view it’s preferably to make such decision on a higher level (some domain model that represents business logic). Imagine if you will have to check not just test table to find out if value up to date. But also obtain some information from shared preferences or smth else. It will be improperly to wrap all these logic in StorIO. And in these cases you’ll have to completely rewrite your put resolver.

[Rainer-Lang]

I found a workaround, so I don’t need this. Anyway, @nikitin-da thanks for your effort.