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on duplicate key work around

Is there a clever way to simulate the on duplicate key behavior on a range of data apart from deleting the range and re-inserting? 

CREATE TABLE cs1 (
    id              INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
    `timestamp_`    DATETIME,
    numeric_val     DOUBLE DEFAULT NULL
) ENGINE=columnstore;

INSERT INTO cs1 VALUES (1, '2017-11-30 10:30:00', 13.13), ...
    ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE numeric_val = VALUES(numeric_val);

Answer Answered by David Thompson in this comment.

Since columnstore doesn't have unique indexes, then yes more or less. Another option is to load your inbound data into a staging table and then doing an insert select where you join and filter out the duplicates in what gets selected.

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