RENAMENX
is a Redis command that is similar to the RENAME
command, but with an additional condition to ensure atomicity.
The RENAMENX
command takes two arguments, the old key name and the new key name. Here is the syntax for the RENAMENX
command:
RENAMENX old_key_name new_key_name
If the new key name does not exist, the old key name will be changed to the new name, and any data stored in the old key will be preserved. If a key already exists with the new name, the RENAMENX
command will do nothing and return 0. This ensures that the operation is atomic and avoids overwriting existing keys unintentionally.
The return value of the RENAMENX
command is 1 if the key was renamed successfully, and 0 if the new key already exists and the renaming was not performed.
It's important to note that RENAMENX
is a relatively low-level command and should be used with care. In most cases, the RENAME
command is sufficient for renaming keys in Redis.
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