I assume you are using a PostgreSQL version before 9.5. If not, you could try INSERT ... ON CONFLICT DO UPDATE. If you're using ConvertJSONToSQL that won't be an option, but you may be able to use EvaluateJsonPath -> ReplaceText to generate your own SQL statement instead. If you do have a PG version < 9.5, then "upsert" is a known and common issue with PostgreSQL (and many/most/all relational database systems). You could try the example cited by the article, but that likely involves a stored function. This is a kind of replication use case, where "change data" is coming from a source system and needs to be applied at a target system. Work is underway in NiFi for a Change Data Capture (CDC) processor, the first one will support only MySQL (NIFI-3413) but should provide APIs and/or a mini-framework such that other CDC processors could be written for various databases such as PostgreSQL. ... View more