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cu8-sequelize-oracle
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Note:
- Fix old functions and add more features to sequelize-oracle
- Forked repository: Sequelize-oracle
Change logs
0.0.4 Add destroy function for deleting objects
model
.destroy({where: {ID: 123}})
.then()
.catch();
0.0.5 Add $regexp_like comparator. $regexp_like: 'string'
0.0.6 Add TEXT (CLOB) type
0.0.7 Add Sequelize.insertCLOB, Sequelize.updateCLOB
Sequelize.updateCLOB(model, req.body, {ID: req.body.ID}, ['Field1_type_clob', 'Field2_type_clob'], function (err) {
if (err)
return next(err);
res.sendStatus(200);
});
Sequelize
.insertCLOB(model, req.body, 'ID', ['Field1_type_clob', 'Field2_type_clob'], function (err, result) {
res.send(result);
});
1.0.0
connectionConfig.poolMax = 20;
connectionConfig.poolMin = 0;
connectionConfig.poolTimeout = 69;
connectionConfig.queueRequests = true;
1.0.5 Fix join model cannot load CLOB
DataType: only this dataTypes are managed:
STRING (=VARCHAR2)
CHAR
DECIMAL (=NUMBER)
BIGINT (=NUMBER(19,0))
INTEGER
FLOAT
DOUBLE
UUID (=CHAR 36)
DATE (=TIMESTAMP WITH LOCAL TIME ZONE)
DATEONLY (=DATETIME)
BOOLEAN (=NUMBER(1))
TEXT (=CLOB)
FAQs
Multi dialect ORM for Node.JS/io.js
We found that cu8-sequelize-oracle demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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