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Check before insert: msg#00044

Subject: Check before insert

Hi,

I have a table as follows:

protein_id | name
___________ ______

P04667      Albumin
P45366      Lactoglobulin
....
etc

I have a perl script that will insert data into this table from a file
containing a list of protein_id and names. However, I only want to insert
proteins where they are not already present in the database. Is there a way to
do this using an SQL command?


Thanks


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