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The keys of the dictionary are used as the columns in query.
When there is a duplicate key, all fields given in the INSERT statement will be updated.
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I noticed that bytes values don't get formatted correctly. I've fixed this and added it to this pull request. |
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I probably should have put these in separate pull requests. Sorry. |
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I've added a feature that allows you to insert values from a dictionary, using the keys as the column names. This addresses #533. I've also added a feature that allows you to update all the given values when there is a duplicate key.