Using SQLite, is there a built-in way to avoid doing an update if the data is not going to change? I know that I could compare every field in a WHERE clause, but is that the best way? Is there some other way to do this, that's less... verbose?
In SQLite, how can I cancel an UPDATE operation if the incoming data is the same as what exists? - Stack Overflow
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