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node-mssql-connector
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A simple connect and execute plugins for MSSQL querys on nodejs.
A simple way to connect to Microsoft SQL (MS-SQL) databases from Node.js.
Run queries or stored procedures. Based on tedious by Mike D Pilsbury.
UPDATE
, DELETE
, SELECT
etc.tedious-connection-pool
.CurrentVersion: 1.0.0
npm install node-mssql-connector
MSSQLConnector = require( "node-mssql-connector" );
MSSQLClient = new MSSQLConnector( {
settings: {
max: 20,
min: 0,
idleTimeoutMillis: 30000,
detailerror: true # To show detail error information
},
connection: {
userName: "",
password: "",
server: "",
options: {
database: ""
}
}
})
Since v1.0.0
:
# Initiliazed client
MSSQLClient.on( "error", function( error ){
// handle error
} );
First define the query statement.
query = MSSQLClient.query( "
SELECT ID, Name, Lastname
FROM Table
WHERE id = @id
")
Set the parameters. Values with leading @
are defined as parameters.
If there aren't any parameter you do not need the following line.
Important You have to use the correct datatype from tedious. They can be found here (column "Constant"): http://pekim.github.io/tedious/api-datatypes.html
query.param( "id", "Int", 23 )
Execute the query. The result will be returned as an Array
with an Object
for each result.
query.exec( function( err, res ){
if( err ){
console.error( err );
return
}
/*
The result looks like this:
{
result:[
{
id: 23,
name: "Testuser"",
lastname: "Testlast"
}
],
rowcount: 1
}
*/
})
Since v0.2.1
:
You can also add a list of (Array) parameters into one param statement, e.g.
query = MSSQLClient.query( "
SELECT ID, Name, Lastname
FROM Table
WHERE id IN (@idlist)
")
query.param( "idlist", "Int", [23,34,67] )
Check that every parameter in this array has the given type.
The stored procedure in database looks like:
CREATE PROCEDURE [dbo].[sp_demo]
@ID Int,
@Total Tinyint = 0 Output,
@Teststring Varchar(100) = 'Default' Output
AS
SET @Teststring = "Modifed"
SET @Total = 100
SELECT ID, Name, Lastname
FROM Table
WHERE ID = @id
The difference to SQL Statment is that you have to call the storedprod
method of MSSQLClient. If your stored procedure has output params (like in this example) then you must define this via storedprod.outParam
storedprod = MSSQLClient.storedprod( "tedious_get2" )
storedprod.param( "id", "Int", 23 )
storedprod.outParam( "Total", "Int" )
storedprod.outParam( "Teststring", "VarChar" )
storedprod.exec( function( err, res ){
if( err ){
console.error( err );
return
}
/*
The result looks like this. The paran 'output' is only by stored procedures.
{
result:[
{
id: 23,
name: "Testuser"",
lastname: "Testlast"
}
],
output: [
{
Total: 100
},
{
Teststring: "Modifed"
}
],
rowcount: 1
}
*/
})
For recent changes please see the Changelog.
To run a local (test) enviroment for mssql use the awesome tool from fgrehm via Virtual Box: https://github.com/fgrehm/vagrant-mssql-express
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A simple connect and execute plugins for MSSQL querys on nodejs.
We found that node-mssql-connector 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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